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Noodle size difference/markings for colorblind people

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Hello, I am a person with mild deuteranomaly and protanomaly (red/green colorblind, though this is a misnomer as it can make many different colors difficult to distinguish) and while learning ComfyUI yesterday after spending some 20 minutes trying to figure out why I couldn't connect two nodes, a third party confirmed to me that what I thought were the same colors were in fact different.

I would like to request that if possible, perhaps a symbol system could be used alongside the node colors? Like, + marks for one type, - for others...
Various hash symbols, or even letters to distinguish them apart would help the colorblind community tremendously.

1 in 12 men in the world are colorblind (1 in 200 for women) so it is not at all a rare condition, with over 300 million people globally having the condition - so it would be very helpful for all of us. A difference in noodle-size could also be helpful, but I feel the symbols would work better and would likely be easier to implement than noodle size-differentiation; but both would be **wonderful**

As well, my experience working with other node systems that include symbols as well as colors, and the conversations I have had surrounding them suggest that having more than one type of visual representation can be helpful for *everyone* as it gives the brain one other thing on which to hitch it's new neural connections on, helping people learn the node system better.

Windows does have a colorblind support accessibility option to change the colors, unfortunately as most people who are colorblind have a number of colors that are difficult to distinguish, myself included - it doesn't help much...

Thank you for your consideration, and thank you for making such a wonderful program. <3

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