No, ic3b3rg, the fix is far from obvious - and certainly not that
obvious. Text inputs have a white background by default, so dark text
shows up in them. White text on #myfile would make all other text input
invisible. That leaves us needing to provide white text for
input[type='file'], but dark te
Philippe, the test case has a background-color of #FFF applied to it in CSS. If
the test case had a black background on the form and the CSS had not been
written to compensate, the writing would be invisible. That is exactly as now
(not) being seen on any dark-backgrounded sites with a file uplo
The 'simple text' is unusable when on a black or dark background. To make file
inputs usable (and there are many, many sites for which file inputs are an
essential part of their functionality) for sites with dark or black backgrounds
now requires some non-obvious CSS and targetting for Firefox 2
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