It would be very helpful to see OP comments highlighted, for being able to detect which comment is based upon the OP's experience with the given suggestions.
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As already posted in the comments, the OP name has a highlighted background.
I totally missed it. Being one of the lucky (partially) color-blind males, the background didn't stand out for me. I was thinking more of the full comment being highlighted with a background. Anyway, now that I know what to look for I'm ok.
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4Are you using dark mode or light mode? Does switching between the two help in distinguishing the foreground from the background?– SabitoCommented Jun 28, 2021 at 9:21
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1As far as I understand color blindness, it shouldn't affect your ability to discern a tinted background. Even if you can't accurately perceive the color, you should still see a difference in contrast/lightness. I would say this is more likely to be a result of your LCD monitor being poorly calibrated.– Cody Gray ModCommented Jun 28, 2021 at 17:24
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Well I can see it, but it just doesn't stand out like it does for you.– gil_moCommented Jun 29, 2021 at 9:45
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Right, but what I'm saying is, I think that's more of an issue with your monitor than with your eyes. I use multiple computers, with multiple screens on each, and on some of the screens, the contrast is very distinctive. On others, it's barely even visible. Tweaking the contrast usually helps to resolve this. (That's much easier on real monitors than it is on laptops with integrated LCDs, but those usually support a software calibration that can resolve these issues.)– Cody Gray ModCommented Jun 29, 2021 at 22:18
class="comment-user owner", so if you make a CSS rule.comment-user.owner { background-color: /* ... */}you can change what the background colour is in the page so it looks OK for you. You can use the Stylus browser extension (or others) to create a custom userstyle.