Opera High Contrast toggle hidden in submenu

High Contrast toggle hidden in Appearance submenu limits rapid access for visually impaired users

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Opera places the High Contrast toggle within the Settings → Appearance submenu rather than exposing it as a dedicated toolbar button.

The current layout forces users with visual impairments to navigate multiple menus to activate high‑contrast mode, reducing the speed and ease of access that the feature intends to provide.

What is the reason the toggle is hidden in the submenu instead of a toolbar button, and how does this placement affect the speed of access for users with visual impairments?

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High Contrast toggle hidden in Appearance submenu limits rapid access for visually impaired users

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