Add an option to change all extreme bright blue UI elements to a more comfortable blue color

Willie

The high contrast extreme bright blue color now used throughout the program is very uncomfortable for my eyes. This UI change was introduced in software version 26 and is causing me to experience eyestrain. Other users have expressed similar concerns. Please see this thread: https://community.logos.com/forums/t/216724.aspx .

Specifically, I am referring to the uncomfortable bright blue now used in the Logos logo as well as the results and headings of Searches, Guides, Documents, and Tools (including the Factbook). It is also used in toolbar buttons, library filter results, various other buttons, the command box, resource navigation boxes, and other parts of the program.

Please add an option for a user to change all UI elements currently using the extreme bright blue color back to the more comfortable blue color used prior to software version 26. One way this might be accomplished would be to add two choices under the Accessibility section of the Program Settings, one for “normal” and one for “bright”.

Having this option will provide relief to those of us who are experiencing eye discomfort and pain from the current extreme bright blue UI elements but will also accommodate users who suffer from vision loss and might require UI elements this bright.

Jordan Kurecki

Agreed

Anderson Abreu

I found the change in the shade of blue horrific. I hope Faithlife returns to the previous shade of blue. I utter the more minimalist air of yesteryear not to mention the eye problem of too bright a color.

Unknown

Why not add an option for us to select what color we want it to be? Personally, I'd like a greenish color.

Unknown

I like very much the new blue, it is more vibrant. Just wanted to provide this other point of view too. 

Christian Alexander

Agree

Anderson Abreu

I would very much like to see the next version with the user interface elements using the current dark blue of the 37 beta 3 startup instead of the current bright blue which is tiresome.