&gt; So basically you reversed the defaults in order to make it easier to find sites with partial style declarations, so you can yell at them.<p>Nope, it&#x27;s only the especially egregious that get yelled at. In the case of ticketmaster.es, their purchase form looks like this with the default black-on-white colour settings <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;imagebin.ca&#x2F;v&#x2F;2ekv8S6pbKls" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;imagebin.ca&#x2F;v&#x2F;2ekv8S6pbKls</a><p>It looks like they&#x27;re forcing the foreground colour of native text input fields to be black, and the background of native drop-down lists to be white. I refuse to change my entire GTK+ theme (and hence, every application I use on a machine which I spend the majority of every day staring at) to an eye-straining black-on-white colour scheme just to make up for some Web devs going out of their way to break their own sites.<p>Plus, in the case of ticketmaster, their form handler mangled my input; their &quot;change details&quot; form didn&#x27;t work; they provide no contact details other than accounts on social media sites which require signing up to; their entire &quot;help&quot; section is an &quot;ask us a question&quot; form which displays all submissions publically; and so on. Besides, it&#x27;s not &quot;yelling&quot;, it&#x27;s bug reporting; they&#x27;re free to ignore it.