![blob](/image?hash=d1dffa8b67b14ffc7477111181a208ccdfe71f4922cf3519de4c7edcd0882173)

It doesn't look quite good to me. All of the site is in reddish brown, but selection is still in blue. It doesn't fit. The same happens to Code Golf, which doesn't use a blue-ish color as the main scheme color.

Perhaps one should change `background-color` in `::selection` CSS pseudo-element? [caniuse](https://caniuse.com/#search=%3A%3Aselection) says it is supported in all major browsers nowadays.

For example, after applying this CSS
```css
::selection {
    background-color: #9f393d;
    color: white;
}
```
selection on TopTeX looks like this:

![blob](/image?hash=dedf85a3fab2f5e6a612543d93b31526b8b2bf38575c1dc89323de4599646497)

*Much* better in my opinion.

Okay, the selection will be almost invisible[^invisible] if any text on the top bar is selected

![blob](/image?hash=80f5bce82892686a95f111993e5bfa34399f22e5f52b822918f29dc35c244be9)

but I don't think anyone will ever select text from the top bar, so that is probably not a big problem.

[^invisible]: I believe the visibility depends on browsers. I am using Brave, but screenshots might look different if you use Firefox.