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As I said, without an extension (can't trust them), so I guess the answer for firefox is no, it doesn't support that. Of course, it may display dark mode in si
by 1996 6y ago
As I said, without an extension (can't trust them), so I guess the answer for firefox is no, it doesn't support that.
Of course, it may display dark mode in sites that respect the system theme - it's the easy part.
I don't mean that, because I don't want darkmode to be restricted to the few websites that respect my system settings: I want my browser to be "always dark", regardless of how cooperative or well (or badly) done the website is.
Dark mode on Edge is forced on the website: if it doesn't support it, the colors are inverted - with no theme or CSS tweaking required.
That's not rocket science, but still far better than anything I've seen on Firefox
- frenchy 6y agoI haven't used the new Edge, but simply inverting the colors is going to give you a bad time, all your photos will look rather strange. Realistically, it would want to do something quite a bit more complicated than that. On simple websites, this sort of thing works well, but on compicated websites, it's a nightmare.
- 1996 6y ago> I haven't used the new Edge, but simply inverting the colors is going to give you a bad time, all your photos will look rather strange Try it: the invert is intelligent enough to work in most cases. I think it substracts the background, which is often white/whitish, so you get the normal image but on a black background. Also, there's an option to not invert pictures if you prefer.