- Device-specific (rather than user-specific)
- Not really dark, more like sepia or dark-brown (I love awsm.css on this)
- Powered by lightness measurement sometimes, rather than fixed colors
- Community themes
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If you want a new theme on dev.to ... open a PR with a new theme: github.com/forem/forem/blob/a1b670...
(I'm sure there's other changes needed as well to make it selectable etc. besides just copying a current theme style sheet and editing it)
I'm not a fan of this, I don't use StackOverflow's dark mode because of this. I know it's just a personal preference, but I like the more dark blue-ish dark mode.
It's ok to have what you like, but it is bad to assume that people only have two preferences - sheer black and sheer white.
Something coolers-ish would be nice.
There is the night theme which isn't either sheer white or sheer black
Stylus chrome extension? I think there are communities of site modders out there within plugins like that.
I use stylus to theme jupyterlab instances.
A point is browser extension is much harder to do on mobile.
I wouldn't be a fan of device-specific dark mode, since it would take away the choice to not use dark mode.
There should be a choice whether to make it device specific or not.
I don't use dark mode on mobile, but I do on desktop.
I agree. Community themes would be cool on dev.to