"Lastly, I'm sorry to hear that you feel that you had to waste hours to
do something that literally takes a few seconds to change."Really? So all the instances of grey text in the CSS, which have different values (depending on the whim of the designer at the time, to see if he could make it completely invisible or just almost invisible) only take seconds to change? Funny that. I've spent over an hour finding all the various instances of GREY text styles, and changing them to black. The 'client side default' - what are you talking about? Do you even understand how CSS works? All the OTHER styles use ridiculously light grey, because your 'designer' is a blind sheep who thinks it's 'cutting edge' to copy every other GREY website out there.The 'devs' who have made your website even LESS legible, are idiots, plain and simple. Still, carry on pissing off thousands of your users. Slashdot just did the same thing, with their 'beta' website, which most users hate, but still, they'd have to admit they were WRONG, and they'd rather go bankrupt than do that. What is it with you people?NOBODY should have to change font colours on Firefox or anywhere else, because of your designer's bad decisions.I wasn't talking about "the bulk of all text", but how typical of you to bring up a strawman argument. I was talking about the text that ISN'T set to #000, or didn't you bother reading what I actually wrote?i.e. the text that says "March 23" "Flag" and "Quote" is VIRTUALLY INVISIBLE. It is clearly in breach of the law, and whichever idiot decided to make it that light obviously doesn't care one hoot for other people.Finally, why do all the .yaml files use inline styles, so that you have to manually go in and change EACH ONE, to make the text non-grey? This is yet another example of the insanity of this 'grey text' nonsense, you've even 'hard coded' it into individual files, rather than using CSS... Unbelievable.For example:<br> <br> <div style="color: rgb(127, 127, 127);"> Your %{company.name} Team,<br> %{signature} </div> <hr> <div style="color: rgb(127, 127, 127); font-size: small; text-align: center;" ><em>We hope this response has sufficiently answered your questions. If not, please do not send another email. Instead, reply to this email or <a href="%{recipient.ticket_link}" style="color: rgb(84, 141, 212);" >login to your account</a> for a complete archive of all your support requests and responses.</em></div>Why are you using <br> and not margins? Why aren't you using a <p> or <h2> or <h3> tag within the final div?