| VS Code built-in High Contrast, GitHub High Contrast | marketed for low vision; red/green hues remain red/green — no CVD hue remapping |
| Windows Terminal built-ins | verified defaults.json: no CVD scheme ships by default (but a Microsoft-authored deuteranopia.itermcolors sample exists in the repo — see Terminal section) |
| Trello “color blind mode” | label patterns, not a published color theme |
| Slack “accessible theme” | no official palette hexes published |
| macOS/iOS/Windows color filters | CVD correction filters, not themes |
| Terracotta, Gotthard (VS Code) | “WCAG”/“colorblind” marketing without explicit CVD design or testing evidence |
| Vishwakarma Theme | advertises colorblind variants; source palette unverifiable |
| Notepad++ | verified across community repos + forum: no CVD-designed theme exists |
| Emacs beyond modus & ef | MELPA/ELPA sweep: only modus-themes and ef-themes are CVD-named/optimized; Doric etc. are contrast-led |
| Teams | no user theme format with published palettes; only an unpublished high-contrast mode |
| Oxocarbon | CVD-motivated but verified by WCAG contrast only, not CVD simulation — border case, excluded under the strict rule |