Well Chrome of all things allows you to toggle it off. I mainly use the high-contrast theme because I'm commonly using my PC at night and the dark colors help not make my eyes bleed. However, at least in Firefox / Pale Moon, the high-contrast theme makes all background images black which makes some websites not work correctly (I think Flickr is one?).Moonchild wrote:As for the color scheme: Pale Moon uses system colors, to make sure a global color scheme is followed as much as possible. That is by design. Normally, people who use high contrast Windows settings want it applied to everything (it's for accessibility for the visual impaired), so system dialogs etc provided by Pale Moon will follow that.
I'll test Portable Pale Moon with the variable you mentioned set to false, but as you know, it takes like an hour for the automatic update to kick in.
EDIT: What the heck? Portable Pale Moon has two seemingly identical entries of "app.update.staging.enabled" If I toggle one of them it visually won't update until I do an F5, and then there will only be one entry of "app.update.staging.enabled" (which will say 'false').
EDIT 2: Doing it again, there now only seems to be one entry... whatever, I've already tested the process once through, I'm now testing it a second time.
EDIT 3: OK here's the jist. With the setting "_" set to 'false', when I click the link in the update notification popup, I get the following like you would in non-portable Pale Moon.
However, after you click "Restart Pale Moon" or click "Restart later" and manually restart, it comes up with the following
But clicking OK will take you to this next screen where it'll actually download the update and successfully install on the next browser restart
So, uh, I guess clicking the link in the update notification popup kind of works now?
