This image is from Chrome, notice the color of the text-red-900
You can see the example output on the right side, the Aa.
https://tailwindcss.com/docs/text-color
**This image is from Brave Browser, notice the color of the text-red-900 is lighter than most of the other text-red-xxx classes.
Why is this? Both are using my computed system default dark mode.
You can see there is a inline style overriding the CSS color for this element, where is this inline style coming from? and how do I prevent it?
--darkreader-inline-color: #e17d7d;
Note: I have 2 macbook pro Os Monterey M1s. This is only happening on one of them, the other is rendering colorrectly.



I completely uninstalled Brave Browser, including all the files for Brave within the
~/Libraryfolder like Preferences and what not. Then I reinstalled, and seems to be working without any additional settings.Is there some setting that would force elements to be lighter in Brave Browser to support Accessibility.
I believe it was some extension called Dark Reader that was brought over from chrome (disabled on chrome, but enabled on Brave) What an annoying extension.