Pseudo-element colours are no longer overridden by Windows High Contrast in Chrome/Edge 124 #4962
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Description of the issue
Versions of Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge from 124 onwards do not apply the expected override colours to pseudo-elements in Windows High Contrast Mode.
Significant issues:
Less significant issues:
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Expected result in Edge 123 on Windows 10 (via AssistivLabs)
Unexpected result in Edge 124 on Windows 10 (via AssistivLabs)
Steps to reproduce the issue
Activate Windows High Contrast Mode on a Windows 10 or Windows 11 PC. View the design system examples or review app examples using Google Chrome 124 or Edge 124 or newer.
Actual vs expected behaviour
Elements should be rendered in a colour appropriate to the High Contrast Mode being used, rather than being static.
Environment
Reproduced in:
I also tested in Edge 123 on Windows 10 and Firefox 125 on Windows 11, neither of which exhibited this issue.
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