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If you use Firefox you can use the addon Dark Reader, so you can get dark mode for every site if you want at night

• _bxg1 6y ago
  Most of those extensions work by just inverting the colors of the entire page. Pretty unideal, compared to an intelligently-written dark theme.
  • Zekio 6y ago
    Dark reader by default uses a different approach than that, but it can fallback to inverting colors IIRC
    • _bxg1 6y ago
      Extensions are also a huge security liability; I install very few of them these days
• fao_ 6y ago
  Dark Reader adds a good 5 seconds of lag to interacting with the web (including: website loading, website interaction, tab switching) for me.
  • accelbred 6y ago
    That's why I use "Dark Background and Light Text". Color schemes are not as good as Dark Reader, but it doesn't noticeably affect performance.
    • rsanek 6y ago
      For those initially confused (like me): this is also a Firefox extension -- https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/dark-background-light-text/ https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/dark-backgrou...
      • imperialdrive 6y ago
        This is lovely. Thank you. PS... I just switched to FF after countless years with Chrome. It was the container tabs that finally won me over, and the rest of the pros are icing on the cake. Wonderful.