Thanks for your report! Can you please provide device model/OS version for further triaging?

Will answer.
Device: HUAWEI P8lite
OS: Android 6.0

For details, please see the attached file.

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We are not able to repro this issue on Chrome Stable:56.0.2924.87 Device:HUAWEI P8lite/5.0.1 Could u please update to the latest Chrome Stable and let us know 

I confirmed to reproduce with the next Chrome version.

Stable:56.0.2924.87
Chrome Beta:57.0.2987.19

The point to be checked is whether the white(or light gray) text color is displayed on the black(or dark gray) background color.

I will report that I was able to improve by making the following settings.

[Settings] -> [Advanced settings] -> [Accessibility] -> [High contrast text] : ON

Please check that the text color is different only in two places in the attached file.

Yup, we mess this up. Thank you for the report!

For now, you can navigate to chrome://flags and disable the "Enable custom layouts for Web Notifications." option. That'll make Chrome display notifications using the regular layout which doesn't have these issues.

There is a possibility for us to invoke AccessibilityManager.isHighTextContrastEnabled() in the Android framework to detect this so that we can disable custom layouts automatically, but it's hidden so not guaranteed to be there. We'd need reflection to access it.

Accessibility team: would you have guidance on this issue? Defaulting to system presentation when the user enables high contrast text feels like the right thing to do, but Android sends a strong signal they don't want us to make these decisions ourselves by hiding the API. In this case it involves UI displayed *outside* of Chrome, so perhaps it's warranted?

thank you for your answer.

I'm very pleased with the solution I taught.

I would like to announce this information on another site. Even for those who hesitate to use the browser's notification function with the same symptoms.

Thank you very much.

Possible duplicate of  issue 658309 

 Issue 658309  has been merged into this issue.

Hello,

I believe this should be a priority to fix. This is affecting my users and unfortunately there is no way I can fix this by myself.

We can't be asking users to go to chrome://flags to fix the issue.

Thank you.

The problem still does not seem to be fixed. And the setting "Enable custom layouts for Web Notifications." is not present in the flags of my chrome browser (v68) anymore. Is there an other workround?