On some web browsers, if the system color scheme has a dark default
background color, various text input areas in Review Board end up with
illegible black text against a dark background.
I originally thought this was just a webkit bug, but decided to take a
closer look today, and can't actually find where RB ever specifies the
background color for text input areas. As a result, the foreground color
gets inherited as 'black' from the 'body' css rules, but the background
color is the system default. (At least according to uzbl, the UA style
sheet should be specifying white, but due to a webkit bug, input widgets
ignore 'white'.)
Would it be possible/reasonable to have RB's css specify a non-white
(even e.g. #fefefe) background color for its text input areas? Or
'white' with an explicit border (which seems to work around the bug)?
Inline comments are most noticeable, but also the user name / password
fields on the login page.
Thanks,
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Matthew
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