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From another comment, I see you are on Firefox, but maybe these two plugins are available there too (or similar ones). First, there is "dark reader", which als
by riidom 5y ago
From another comment, I see you are on Firefox, but maybe these two plugins are available there too (or similar ones).
First, there is "dark reader", which also has a light mode. You can change things like brightness and contrast and this should make it possible to get the text to black on basically all websites by default. I say should, because I didn't try the light mode myself, just noticed it's there.
Secondly, a more manual and fine-grained option would be "Stylus" which lets you manage CSS snippets per URL (or part of URL) and injects them on pageload for you.
I do use both of them myself and wouldn't want to miss them. Of course they both need "read and write all content on all visited websites"-privileges, so that is something to consider as well.