Blue focus border is seen faint on chrome backgrounds overlay.
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pranjali...@etouch.net,
Aug 22
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Issue descriptionChrome version : 70.0.3530.0 (Official Build) a20250ff3690485ecc1cfaf289802499a7e611aa-refs/branch-heads/3530@{#1}(32/64 bit) OS: Win(7,8,8.1,10) OS Pre-condition: Enable 'Enable using the Google local NTP' , and 'New Tab Page Background Selection' flags under chrome://flags. What steps will reproduce the problem? 1.Launch chrome and open NTP. 2. Click on 'Gear' icon and click on 'chrome backgrounds' . 3. Now bring focus border by pressing tab key and scroll to the bottom. 4. Observe. Actual : Blue focus border is seen faint on chrome backgrounds overlay. Expected: Blue focus border should be seen slight darker on chrome backgrounds overlay. This is Non-Regression issue seen from ‘M-70’ as Blue focus border of 'chrome backgrounds' has been seen from build #70.0.3504.0 Note:Issue is not seen on Mac(10.12.6 , 10.13.1 , 10.13.6, 10.14) and Linux(14.04 LTS) OS
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Aug 27
According to Joel, we don't define this - the system does. Is that something we can confirm?
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Sep 10
Weilun - can you take a look a this on the Windows VM? ie are the same styling directives on Mac & Windows being applied differently?
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Sep 10
We don't specify any css setting for the focus ring. The default css setting for both Mac and Windows is "-webkit-focus-ring-color auto 5px". But they look differently across platforms even across browsers. See https://ghinda.net/article/mimic-native-focus-css/ for more info. There might be a way to specify the css setting for the focus ring, but I don't know if that worth the effort to do so.
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Sep 10
Given that users typically don't do a side-by-side comparison, I tend to agree that it wouldn't be worthwhile to address this purely to enforce uniformity between platforms. Joel / Yana : are there any aesthetic reasons to tackle this?
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Sep 11
I don't think so. Joel - what about you?
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Sep 11
My understanding is that we align with platform OS standards for focus. I can confirm with Alan, but the larger focus on MacOS is following their default (fuzzy) ring, which from my opinion is a little loud.
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Oct 9
The fainter highlighting is following the standard for Windows (see the attached screenshot when tabbing through other elements of NTP), so it makes more sense to do nothing here & retain OS-level consistency. |
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Comment 1 by ramyan@chromium.org
, Aug 27Owner: bklmn@chromium.org