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TL,DR summary: Change the comment text color to #84A0A0, as suggested by Kaldari below, in T170067#3440124. The <!-- comment --> text is currently rendered in #AAA text, which is drastically under legitibility standards https://snook.ca/technical/colour_contrast/colour.html#fg=AAAAAA,bg=FFFFFF Comments are often important information directed at editors, and should be clearly legible. Notes: * Comparison with the other 2: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Community_Tech/Wikitext_editor_syntax_highlighting#Color_and_style_guide_.28with_comparison_to_.22Syntax_highlighter.22_and_wikiEd.29 * Skimming some search results, the most common white-background schemes use medium-grey, or blue/green, or red, for comments. * https://medium.com/@MrJamesFisher/your-syntax-highlighter-is-wrong-6f83add748c9 (Section #1 is all about comments coloring)

TL,DR summary: Change the comment text color to #84A0A0, as suggested by Kaldari below, in T170067#3440124. -------- The <!-- comment --> text is currently rendered in #AAA text, which is drastically under legitibility standards https://snook.ca/technical/colour_contrast/colour.html#fg=AAAAAA,bg=FFFFFF Comments are often important information directed at editors, and should be clearly legible. Notes: * Comparison with the other 2: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Community_Tech/Wikitext_editor_syntax_highlighting#Color_and_style_guide_.28with_comparison_to_.22Syntax_highlighter.22_and_wikiEd.29 * Skimming some search results, the most common white-background schemes use medium-grey, or blue/green, or red, for comments. * https://medium.com/@MrJamesFisher/your-syntax-highlighter-is-wrong-6f83add748c9 (Section #1 is all about comments coloring)

TL,DR summary: Change the comment text color to #84A0A0, as suggested by Kaldari below, in T170067#3440124. -------- The <!-- comment --> text is currently rendered in #AAA text, which is drastically under legitibility standards https://snook.ca/technical/colour_contrast/colour.html#fg=AAAAAA,bg=FFFFFF Comments are often important information directed at editors, and should be clearly legible. Notes: * Comparison with the other 2: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Community_Tech/Wikitext_editor_syntax_highlighting#Color_and_style_guide_.28with_comparison_to_.22Syntax_highlighter.22_and_wikiEd.29 * Skimming some search results, the most common white-background schemes use medium-grey, or blue/green, or red, for comments. * https://medium.com/@MrJamesFisher/your-syntax-highlighter-is-wrong-6f83add748c9 (Section #1 is all about comments coloring)