Tutorials Colorblind accessibility in TeamOS + Google

[Creepz]

Edit TeamOS's leecher count color + Google's visited link color

I am not able to see the leecher count because it blends in too much with the dark theme background. The reason why I can't see it clearly is because I am colorblind. Luckily for me I know a bit of how HTML/CSS work, which means I can easily change anything on any website that I find hard to see. I know many of you don't know HTML/CSS and have a hard time trying to see the leecher count, so I made this tutorial for you.

1. Install Stylus

2. Right click on the item you want to change and change it with the Dev Tools

3. Copy CSS rule and open up the addon you installed on your browser

4. Paste CSS rule into the box (from the tab that opened up from Step 3)
You're officially done!

The number on the addon icon represents the number of changes (snippets) that are running on that current page

Bonus for my colorblind folks
Google's visited links have the worst colors I have ever seen on any page.
It is so bad that I did not even realize there was a difference between visited and nonvisited links on their page for years

Do a Google search and on that page right away click on the addon icon like in #'s 3 & 4 from Step 3. Also the domain option.
Paste this code into the box and save.

a:visited {
    color: #808080;
}

Tip: You can change the "#808080" to any other HEX value or you can remove it and simple type the color you want like "red" or "lightgray".


The result

 

[Mr. Spacely]

@Creepz Moved here to Tutorials. Thanks.

 

[DanielNorman]

Fantastic tutorial, thank you.

 

[juanamm]

@Creepz, you have finally done it!
Thanks for sharing!

I would have chosen another title like "Accessibility for colorblind in TeamOs" or something like that.

 

[Creepz]

I would have chosen another title like "Accessibility for colorblind in TeamOs" or something like that.

I've never been good at coming up with good titles

 

[juanamm]

I've never been good at coming up with good titles

Do not worry, we are all to help us.
I have sent you a PM, when you answer it we see what you decide to do.