https://i.imgur.com/2pVJRhS.png the "No file selected." text here (I manually set it to white with dev tools in firefox, but it's normally black)

shouldn't this be set to the current skin text colour or something? so that it's easier to read (esp for themes with black BGs)

woulda saved me a few insignificant pts in xhbs cause i can see which file i selected

puke said this is the only thing he cannot easily change or adjust to current palette colors

well That sucks

if you use Stylus then you can create a new style and add this to the code
.formRow .file {
color: #c6e081; /*Change this to your own pallete's text colours, you can find this in body.*/
}
affecting URLs on domain: battleofthebits.com (update 16/02/2022: this should fix all other instances)

Should fix the issue, even if it requires a bit of a workaround

Here is a make shift solution, tough you may not be able to set up your palette the way you truly desire. Use a stronger contrast between the background color and the text color in teh palette, though I think being able to ignore that would be a really cool feature.

Also on a related note.
The new battle engine doesn't show your file name on the battle page any more during ohb, sometimes I have a "short term memory loss" it makes me question if I had uploaded the correct file due to not being able to see what I uploaded. my solution for that has been setting up a flash drive for uploading, set to display the files in order of date to prevent all doubt.

it is a weird ageless quirk of the file input

maybe its been changed recently by the WC3

on my end, i could fix it by hiding the real input and using a mock one in its stead using javascript (actually since its client side anyone could figure it out and send it my way ;D )

to do on OHBs
- show filenames
- show time uploaded / resubmitted
- probably other things too

i'm not sure how you do the palette stuff, but i notice for other formrow fields it seems to be working just fine (from form.css). i wanted to look and see if theres maybe a script or something in the js stuff that gets the palette stuff and applies it to an element just to make a more permanent fix that can be implemented, but i dont think firefox has that kinda feature?
https://i.imgur.com/04JzYPh.png