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I often change my viewing preference from columns to icons when viewing images. After doing this, I cannot read the names of the files or folders because of the dark gray background. It drives me crazy. Switching from the Dark to Light mode does not rectify this issue (unless i"m viewing in columns/list). Is there a preference for this?
MacBook Pro 16″, macOS 12.3
Not sure why you can't read the names, in either Dark or Light Mode. Even for my old eyes, they are perfectly readable at 12 points. You can up that to 16pt if you want, using Command-J (View->Show View Options)
One thing that may help you is to choose a different folder background. You can choose a color or even an image that gives better contrast. Again, Command-J to the rescue:
These settings are per folder, and stick through restarts, etc.
Not sure why you can't read the names, in either Dark or Light Mode. Even for my old eyes, they are perfectly readable at 12 points. You can up that to 16pt if you want, using Command-J (View->Show View Options)
One thing that may help you is to choose a different folder background. You can choose a color or even an image that gives better contrast. Again, Command-J to the rescue:
These settings are per folder, and stick through restarts, etc.
No there isn't.
Change finder folder background from dark to light when viewing icons
