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In one of the latest updates to Postman, the theme color schemes were changed.
I am using the Light theme and noticed that the color of the variables has changed from red to blue.
This is extremely inconvenient, as the color blends in with the blue color of the values in the JSON body.
Example:
The best option is to return the color scheme to how it was before.
An alternative, but more difficult to implement, is to make it possible to customize the color scheme.
Color scheme is a matter of habit, you can't just force it on everyone through an unexpected update
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In one of the latest updates to Postman, the theme color schemes were changed.
I am using the Light theme and noticed that the color of the variables has changed from red to blue.
This is extremely inconvenient, as the color blends in with the blue color of the values in the JSON body.
Example:

Describe the solution you'd like
The best option is to return the color scheme to how it was before.
Describe alternatives you've considered
An alternative, but more difficult to implement, is to make it possible to customize the color scheme.
Additional context
Color scheme is a matter of habit, you can't just force it on everyone through an unexpected update
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: