Inverting the colors can make it easier to read some text.
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# Invert colors on a page

To swap black for white, white for black, and so on, go to the View menu and select Invert Colours (or press Ctrl I).

Doing this can make it easier to read text, especially in the case of certain kinds of visual impairment.