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Inverting The Colors on Your PC for Accessibility

by Jake Tracey2mJanuary 2nd, 2021
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Windows users may want to invert the colors on your Windows PC for readability and accessibility purposes. The first media query works on older versions of Internet Explorer, forced-colors works on (most) modern browsers. Forced-Colors is available in the latest Microsoft Edge, which is the best-supported browser when using inverted color mode when using invert color mode. For reference, to switch a Windows PC to use inverted colors, you can use the keyboard shortcut: "By default, form inputs like <input>and <textarea> will look fine.

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