Gray background highlighting too dark (for notes)

For highlighting of notes it seems that the highlighting of the letters themselves (solid colors?) is tied to the background highlighting, so that while the gray one up from white (no highlighting) works well for solid colors, for me at least it is too dark. Compare that to highlighting an existing text (commentary, Bible) and the gray option is the right saturation.

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Gregory Kavonius

I agree with you, especially if you are in dark mode. Because in the past I would highlight in yellow and gray for cause and effect. So now I simply underline and bold the notes text I need to stand out.

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For highlighting of notes it seems that the highlighting of the letters themselves (solid colors?) is tied to the background highlighting, so that while the gray one up from white (no highlighting) works well for solid colors, for me at least it is too dark. Compare that to highlighting an existing text (commentary, Bible)…