I finally tested the high-contrast CSS I shipped in 0.4.0, and most of it does
nothing.
It had only ever been checked against Chrome's emulation. This release runs it
through Firefox's real forced-colors path, against the four contrast themes
Windows 11 ships. All four pass — but:
author colours, box-shadow, background-image → the engine strips them anyway
opacity, forced-color-adjust → left exactly as you wrote it
So my careful forced-colors rules were redundant. I proved it by deleting them
and watching nothing change. The two properties that matter are the two nobody
writes rules about.
Also: ,
styled, and a visual-regression
check that had been crying wolf for two releases — it was photographing
content below the viewport, where offscreen tiles rasterise
non-deterministically.
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