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The web-site should not suppose anything. It'd better not change defaults at all and deliver conventional colors. If it offers an optional switch to change them
by Mikho 5y ago
The web-site should not suppose anything. It'd better not change defaults at all and deliver conventional colors. If it offers an optional switch to change theme to dark that would be appreciated. But not the fact that it makes and force choice for a user who didn't ask for it.
- AlexAndScripts 5y agoYour browser makes the choice. Your browser tells the site to do a dark theme. The website obliges. Just change your browser settings.
- jclardy 5y agoThe website isn't supposing anything. The browser is supposing that you want the dark version of the website because you are in the system dark mode. Why should this be different from say view scale? Should a website override the user's zoom level and render tiny fonts because it wants to? It doesn't, because the browser tells it what scale to use. Same with light/dark modes. Your issue is that your browser doesn't let you configure this one setting, not that every single website on the entire internet doesn't implement what you want.