Make colourblind themes available on mobile code view

[ortonomy]

I use the dark protanopia and deuteranopia theme on web, because the green and red contrast is borderline impossible for me to see, but for some reason this choice is not carried over to mobile.

I'm increasingly doing more and more code reviews on the move and it's feeling a bit colourblind hostile inside the app. Can we get these themes available in the mobile app?

[ghostinhershell]

Hi @ortonomy,

Thanks so much for reaching out and including as much information as you did. I've submitted this feedback over to the Accessibility team so it's now on their radar. If you have any additional comments or feedback that you'd like to share, please feel free to do so here and I can pass that along as well.

Thanks!

[ortonomy]

No worries. I hope it gets included soon. Thanks for responding!

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