Sorry, missed several specialized bits on the first pass, because I was just looking at DOM/etc, not HTML. Every single color, background, and border declaration in standard.css has been double-checked now.
The box-shadow colors on the first-page nav blocks in HTML are kept as-is rather than being abstracted; once I swapped out the transparent overlay from nearly-white to nearly-black, the specified colors ended up still looking great, imo.
I think that the "file a bug from selected text" functionality was removed, so possibly we can just kill that style.
I also couldn't find any tr.rare elements, so I had to just guess at a reasonable color swap. I verified they looked reasonable on some random text, but I'm not sure if there's some particulars in context that would make it weird. Probably not, tho.
Sorry, missed several specialized bits on the first pass, because I was just looking at DOM/etc, not HTML. Every single
color,background, andborderdeclaration instandard.csshas been double-checked now.box-shadowcolors on the first-page nav blocks in HTML are kept as-is rather than being abstracted; once I swapped out the transparent overlay from nearly-white to nearly-black, the specified colors ended up still looking great, imo.tr.rareelements, so I had to just guess at a reasonable color swap. I verified they looked reasonable on some random text, but I'm not sure if there's some particulars in context that would make it weird. Probably not, tho.