Goldkin @Goldkin@awoo.space

(Slight edit, too lazy to redraft: Google Authenticator app logo. Not sure how that came out as user, but I'm sleepy and still sipping coffee.)

It's not, thankfully (I color-pickered it to read the exact values), but _were_ it for the upper right and lower right sections, the fact it looks like a uniform splotch is kind of how things look for me.

And if they included a blend of yellow to green, same issue really.

This is all to say, awhile ago someone (you know who you are) commented I might be a chartreuse dragon and not know it, and without special tools, I still can't entirely refute that. >..>

I was casually looking at my phone this morning, and realized the Google Authenticator user logo is a perfect illustration for my form of colorblindness.

While I'm lumped into the general "red-green" colorblind category, it represents as a weakness in red receptors for me (that is, colors differentiated by red). The lack of resolution means I see subtle deviations as just a flat splotch of the same color.

So this morning I went "wait, is that purple and slight orange and I never noticed"?