Closed ghost closed 7 years ago
This is because most sites assume that the native system style is a light background with a dark font like in macOS and Windows so they do not explicitly set CSS rules for it, but they have not considered that Linux systems are using GTK themes which can be changed by the user easily. YouTube/Google on the other hand want a custom style for they search bar styled with JS and CSS.
You can modify your UserChrome.css file to explicitly set styles for specific domains or globally for all sites.
On about 15% of the sites I visit, the search bar is either so dark its not visible, or the text is so light (white or light grey) that you cant see what youre typing into the search bar. Im attaching some pictures to show you what I mean.
![screenshot from 2017-03-04 16-06-52](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5505269/23582269/e366b63a-00f4-11e7-8bb5-5473ea549f07.png)