Hi, which software / codebase is this about? (Isn't this a local web browser or desktop environment setting?)

Sorry, I don't understand your question. This is something that can be solved with CSS, and could be added to common.css, as mentioned in the feature request.

It feels quite weird to ask questions that are described in the feature request themselves. I don't know what the purpose of asking again and again the same thing is: just making volunteers lose their time? Shaming them for not describing things exactly as you would like? Making requests more painful?

The feature is requested. Take it as it is.

@Theklan: Phabricator is used for many software projects. By now I guess that you mean MediaWiki. I do not understand either volunteers repeatedly avoiding to answer a pretty simple question to make other people (in this case staff, though that really does not matter) lose their time.

I don't know what the purpose of asking again and again the same thing is: just making volunteers lose their time?

@Theklan no, it is to get AS MUCH relevant, accurate and required information as possible UP FRONT, so that developers have to spend less time questioning people. If I have a link, I can take a look, if I have to ASK for a link, I'm spending time and have to change focus, or I have to go on an information hunt in an area where I might not be as familiar as the reporter. Both are highly inefficient.

There are 300 software projects being tracked here, close to a thousand wikis of 8 different types in 340 languages, using 50+ extensions, 20 different content types, 6 skins, mobile vs desktop, 4 different browsers, hundreds of gadgets etc etc etc. As a developer I need all the help I can get to make sure I'm looking in the right place and analysing the right problem.