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My word text is set for Black. When go to FOX news and try and comment it ONLY prints in yellow. Other sites it prints black. What would cause this?

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My word text is set for black on a white background. On every site but FOX news that's what I see when I comment in a forum. On FOX I see YELLOW, which unless I want a dark background is unreadable on a white background.

I tried refreshing Firefox and double checked my color selections but nothing has worked.


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My word text is set for black on a white background. On every site but FOX news that's what I see when I comment in a forum. On FOX I see YELLOW, which unless I want a dark background is unreadable on a white background. I tried refreshing Firefox and double checked my color selections but nothing has worked. .
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Can you take a screenshot of your font colour settings page in Firefox so that we can have a good idea about exactly what the settings look like?

Also, are you running Windows 7 in High Contrast mode? See Turn high contrast mode on or off in Windows from the Microsoft support page for more information on how to find out.

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Can you take a screenshot of your font colour settings page in Firefox so that we can have a good idea about exactly what the settings look like?

Also, are you running Windows 7 in High Contrast mode? See Turn high contrast mode on or off in Windows from the Microsoft support page for more information on how to find out.

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I stumbled around and found it by mistake. It was the high contrast mode. Funny it only did that on one site? Thanks for prompt reply/answer :)