Premiere Pro CC: can blue text interface be changed back to yellow?

I'm someone who doesn't complain on forums. I'm also generally amenable to new UI, and am willing to give new stuff that seems unfamiliar a fair shot.

However, I simply cannot read the blue text on the dark gray background without squinting and straining. It's incredibly annoying. I'm downgrading to the previous version until there is some ability for the user to adjust the font color is added or the readability has been restored in the default color. I'm hoping by adding another voice to this that it will spur someone at Adobe to elevate the priority of this as an issue.

On a side note, thanks, Adobe, for allowing people to install previous versions of your software (unlike Apple). In this case it has allowed me to continue making progress on my project.

I'm glad to see that I'm not the only one who's been frustrated by this – and despite already contributing my opinion to the thread, I've now spend several weeks working through the latest AE and Premiere project, and I'm sorry... just can't get use to the blue.

To echo T Milner's point above, I constantly have to double take to see if the keyframes are selected, and have on numerous occasions waste time getting the correct group selected. The blue also doesn't pop against the gray in terms of things selected. Either because of habit or the fact that the gold just stands out better, I feel like I'm searching around a bit more for selectable text, toggles, etc... than before.

I hope that moving forward a global setting to change the blue to something else will at least be provided, now that the first step to make the interface's more uniform has been done.

The little trick of brightening the interface doesn't work for me.  The blue type and the background both change, so the lack of contrast is not resolved.   I find this particularly annoying in After Effects;  it's very difficult to see that a keyframe is selected.  Very bad design decision.  Usability should trump aesthetics in any software interface. 

Anyone can see and work with these bezier handle colors?
http://puu.sh/cg0m3/48cb0d54dc.png

A couple of options would help for those with colour vision problems and different monitors. Best submit a feature request...

Just want to another vote for getting it back how it was. The bigger issue than the blue, is that you darkened the rest especially in Premiere in order to use the blue color. As a result I pretty much only see glare, in my office. Its like I'm outside. Look at how visible my mic is for example

For comparison, the grey in Photoshop, same monitor, same everything --- much clearer:

The Premiere interface is so dark it just makes it look like a mirror. It's really awful on my eyes. Only way I can currently do any work in Premiere or AE is by turning off the lights in my office. Feature Request submitted

Also throwing my 2 cents in, as the gold for parameters values. Gold and gray balance very nicely, and the blue kind of vibrates against the grey on my screens.

I appreciate that Adobe is trying to make each program more uniform. I'm sure many hours were spent noodling with the "perfect color" – for something like this, that could work better or worse across all different kinds of screen setups, etc, it would probably be prudent to add a global adjustment to change the color in the prefs.

Wtf Adobe, blue text on dark background? Who did this? Does he know a bit about colors? Human eyes are least sensitive to blue, and blue on dark background has also a bad contrast. Also the focusing distance to a blue color is different than to red(yellow). This all makes it hard to read. When something works don't change it, now, fix it pls back or make it user adjustable.

I also do not like this colour change either.

It's taxing on my already questionable eyes.
Been using AE without a problem for 5+ years but this colour is throwing me, finding it hard to quickly spot things even though i know where they are. Would be nice to be able to change it, you can change all the interface colours in Audition without any issues so surely it can't be too hard to add in the extra functionality.

It's a worrying trend lately it seems with technology that fancy looks seem to be outweighing ease of use.

I'm one of those people that usually doesn't complain on vendor forums, but I had to chime in here.  I started with the CC update this weekend and at first the blue text was a nice change (being a fan of the color blue), but then it actually starting becoming a distraction; instead of being part of the interface, I feel it's almost too much in your face (I keep my appearance slider on dark).  I was totally fine with the yellow, but if it has to be blue...maybe the saturation could be reduced or more cyan as someone else suggested.   I do appreciate that Adobe is constantly working on the software...so I don't think they intentionally set out to make it difficult to read...just not sure the text color is the right choice, when working in Premiere 16 hours a day.