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transmaster

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After loading 15.2 only in Google, and Chrome I have negative images, and I am unable to see what I have typed in comments on YouTube. On other sites, the photos look like negatives. I cannot find any setting to fix this. I have reloaded Google and Chrome and rebooted the Mac Studio and it has made no difference. Everything is just fine on Safari, and I use Google for its search engine. Any ideas to fix this.

here is an example:

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Similar here (but only for my comments showing black in Youtube when I try to type a new comment, albeit after saving and clicking the edit option and Command A to select all shows them gray in black background; real pain) after updating to macOS 13.7.2 (22H313) Ventura with Safari 18.2 (18620.1.16.111.6, 18620) on Mac (Intel).

As far as I know, it is a bug of Safari and/or macOS.
 
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I fixed the text problem by loading the Chrome extension A+ FontSize Changer, which allows you to change the color of the letters to something you can see. As for the negative pictures, I fixed that by totally blowing out Chrome and Google. It's not that easy to get it all out. When I had a problem like this on the PC side, I had an uninstaller utility to clean things out.
 
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I discovered the cause of negative images it was caused by the extension Dark Mode for Chrome, and it was also causing the disappearance of the text
 
I use Dark Mode for Safari
But the issue remains turning it off or on for Youtube. No problem on other sites. So, it seems a bug of the new versions of Safari and/or macOS, as indicated above.
That is the way I see it. I discovered it when I reloaded Chrome. It loaded minus all of the extensions. It was when I re-enabled Dark Mode for Chrome I found the problem.
 
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