Github Dimmed Mode with Colorblind Settings

[DylanDevelops]

Hey guys!

Not sure where I code to post a feature request but I recently discovered how you can turn on colorblind settings in your GitHub appearance settings. I love this feature as I am colorblind so the new colors help me a whole lot. I usually run GitHub in dimmed mode as I think it's the perfect mix between being light and dark. However, there is no option to use dimmed mode with the same colorblind settings that running dark mode or light mode allows. I would love for this to be a feature. If GitHub dimmed mode had colorblind settings, it would be amazing.

-Dylan

[benjiallen]

Hi @DylanDevelops, thanks for reaching out with this idea. I want to make sure I understand the idea correctly. This is how I understand it:

• Dark and light mode have several color blind specializations. For example, "Light Tritanopia" and "Dark Tritanopia"
• You would like the same option for "Dark dimmed". For example, "Dark dimmed Tritanopia"

Is that correct?

[benjiallen]

@DylanDevelops right now, this is not on our priority list. It may happen in the future but we can't commit to adding this feature.

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