We've got a bunch of UI components that explicitly define the text color as "default_text_color", which was defined as "#333333". However, a bunch of our other UI components don't do this and instead inherit from the default Android theme (which seems to alternatively use #000000 or Google Grey 900 (#212121)). A couple of _other_ UI components explicitly define #000000, but I didn't find too many with a two minute search.
I've got a CL from bhallam@amazon.com that:
1) Explicitly sets the main theme color to be #333333
2) Changes styling behavior so that many components will stop explicitly defining their text color as #333333, making them inherit from the main theme
https://chromiumcodereview.appspot.com/2365733002/
(1) forces all UI that was originally inheriting from the default Android theme to switch to #333333, which changes things everywhere, including our menus and dialog headers (just the two places I checked). Is this something UX would approve? Images attached show the subtle differences (you'll need to diff the images).
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Comment 1 by rolfe@chromium.org
, Oct 7 2016