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  • With the implemented amoled theme it's not possible to see somethings hidden there, as both the spoiler and the background are pitch black. So entire spoilered comments would just appear empty. Showing the "Alert" could help here as well. Otherwise is there a way to change the default hiding color slightly?

  • Hey there, sorry to bother you even more, but I've got a follow up question. You said working with complementary colors ("opposite sides of the color wheel") might work better, so in general it's easier to distinguish for red-green colorblind people. I've always thought it was especially hard to distinguish red from green in those cases, but red and green are complementary colors. Where did I go wrong here? Is it something I misunderstood from your explanation or is it my understanding of red-green colorblindness that's just wrong?

  • +1 in this. Especially with news articles I often don't think too much about it the moment I see it, but after a while I want to come back to reread. Having to change the settings for that is a pain in the a**. A quick option button might be an elegant solution, too.