TIL!! Thanks for that! I guess if you wanted different shades of black and white for the foreground/background colours you’d still have to do a bit more work?
Unfortunately, setting Ubuntu on dark mode won't set Chrome as well.
Thus, it's not as straightforward as Windows, and it will work a bit differently, but it's simple to set up.
I made this step-by-step guide to follow when changing chrome to dark mode in ubuntu: Link
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This is cool! Here's how you can do it with one line of CSS and achieve the same results:
Check out this URL: codepen.io/phelixdusengimana/pen/O...
Advantages of this approach include:
It automatically changes form controls' appearance to fit the user's chosen theme.
It changes the text color and scrollbar theme based on the user's preferred UI theme.
Read more: developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W...
TIL!! Thanks for that! I guess if you wanted different shades of black and white for the foreground/background colours you’d still have to do a bit more work?
Sure. If you want different background other than the CSS built-in you'd use the first approach.
I try to change my mode to dark in Ubuntu, but nothing happened :)
Unfortunately, setting Ubuntu on dark mode won't set Chrome as well.
Thus, it's not as straightforward as Windows, and it will work a bit differently, but it's simple to set up.
I made this step-by-step guide to follow when changing chrome to dark mode in ubuntu: Link