GitHub Dark Colorblind Dimmed

[vanyauhalin]

Many thanks to the GitHub team for the colorblind themes. Even though I'm not colorblind, I still prefer to use colorblind themes, as the colors are more muted, which allows me to better focus on the code. But, unfortunately, the dark theme has a very dark background, which makes the text look brighter and more defiant. Therefore, I decided to borrow black, white, gray colors from GitHub Dark Dimmed. I'm not sure if my solution is correct in terms of colorblindness, but for me, it was a great solution. You may be able to add this preset as a new theme named GitHub Dark Colorblind Dimmed.

GitHub Dark Colorblind Dimmed:

GitHub Dark Colorblind:

[simurai]

Thanks for the feedback. At the moment there is no plan for an adding GitHub Dark Colorblind Dimmed theme as we try to mirror github.com's appearance setting.

Therefore, I decided to borrow black, white, gray colors from GitHub Dark Dimmed. I'm not sure if my solution is correct in terms of colorblindness, but for me, it was a great solution.

Yes, customizing within your VS Code settings is a great way to make these tweaks. All monochrome colors (white, gray, black) are not changed for the colorblind themes, so using the Dimmed colors should work fine. 👍

[simurai]

FYI.. I converted this into a discussion.

[vanyauhalin]

This is no longer relevant since I have decided to shift my focus toward developing my theme. Anyway, it seems to me a bad idea to implement the theme above. It appears to conflict with the purpose of the colorblind theme itself.