**Note** * When the user sets a High Contrast Theme in Windows and then triggers the Select Translations panel, he will notice that the colors don't properly apply to the panel. **Found in** * Nightly v127.0a1 **Affected versions** * Nightly v127.0a1 **Tested platforms** * Affected platforms: Windows 10 * Unaffected platforms: MacOS, Ubuntu **Steps to reproduce** 1. Enable High Contrast Theme on Windows 2. Open a webpage that is displayed in a different language than the browser's. 3. Open the context menu on a selection of text or on a link. 4. Select the Translate option. 5. Observe the panel's colors. **Expected result** * The selected High Contrast Theme colors properly apply to the panel. **Actual result** * The selected High Contrast Theme colors do not apply to the panel. **Regression range** * This is not a regression. **Additional notes** * This issue is more visible in the case of the High Contrast 1, High Contrast 2 Themes, but it also occurs for the High Contrast White and High Contrast Black Themes.
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**Note** * When the user sets a High Contrast Theme in Windows and then triggers the Select Translations panel, he will notice that the colors don't properly apply to the panel. **Found in** * Nightly v127.0a1 **Affected versions** * Nightly v127.0a1 **Tested platforms** * Affected platforms: Windows 10/11 * Unaffected platforms: MacOS, Ubuntu **Steps to reproduce** 1. Enable High Contrast Theme on Windows 2. Open a webpage that is displayed in a different language than the browser's. 3. Open the context menu on a selection of text or on a link. 4. Select the Translate option. 5. Observe the panel's colors. **Expected result** * The selected High Contrast Theme colors properly apply to the panel. **Actual result** * The selected High Contrast Theme colors do not apply to the panel. **Regression range** * This is not a regression. **Additional notes** * This issue is more visible in the case of the High Contrast 1, High Contrast 2 Themes, but it also occurs for the High Contrast White and High Contrast Black Themes as there should be more contrast than it has by default.