Show quick highlight on focussed object
What does it do?
Quick highlight enhances your page readability by focusing on the section you're viewing. This feature makes it easier to concentrate on specific content by emphasizing the current object.
- At the top right, click Menu.
- Select Preferences > Accessibility
- Enable the option Show a quick highlight on the focused object
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