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Many thanks to the GitHub team for the colorblind themes. Even though I'm not colorblind, I still prefer to use colorblind themes, as the colors are more muted, which allows me to better focus on the code. But, unfortunately, the dark theme has a very dark background, which makes the text look brighter and more defiant. Therefore, I decided to borrow black, white, gray colors from GitHub Dark Dimmed. I'm not sure if my solution is correct in terms of colorblindness, but for me, it was a great solution. You may be able to add this preset as a new theme named GitHub Dark Colorblind Dimmed.
Thanks for the feedback. At the moment there is no plan for an adding GitHub Dark Colorblind Dimmed theme as we try to mirror github.com's appearance setting.
Therefore, I decided to borrow black, white, gray colors from GitHub Dark Dimmed. I'm not sure if my solution is correct in terms of colorblindness, but for me, it was a great solution.
Yes, customizing within your VS Code settings is a great way to make these tweaks. All monochrome colors (white, gray, black) are not changed for the colorblind themes, so using the Dimmed colors should work fine. 👍
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simurai commentedon Jan 3, 2023
Thanks for the feedback. At the moment there is no plan for an adding
GitHub Dark Colorblind Dimmedtheme as we try to mirror github.com's appearance setting.Yes, customizing within your VS Code settings is a great way to make these tweaks. All monochrome colors (white, gray, black) are not changed for the colorblind themes, so using the
Dimmedcolors should work fine. 👍