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And don’t even get me started on mobile browsers. On iOS I don’t think there is even a way to get a black background on webpages without shelling out money for
by unknownaccount 4y ago
And don’t even get me started on mobile browsers. On iOS I don’t think there is even a way to get a black background on webpages without shelling out money for an Safari extension like Neo Noir. This seems like a basic feature which should have existed in every browser since the 1990s. It doesnt seem hard to code. It increases contrast ratio for persons with vision disabilities. And it reduces electricity usage when displaying on some screen technologies. I’m baffled why this isn’t a thing already in the year 2022.
- sirshmooey 4y agohttps://www.howtogeek.com/692271/how-to-force-dark-mode-in-any-iphone-app-with-smart-invert/ https://www.howtogeek.com/692271/how-to-force-dark-mode-in-a...
- unknownaccount 4y agoNot really the same thing. But thanks for sharing nonetheless. That changes your whole system which makes certain sprites look weird.
- sirshmooey 4y agoUse the Accessibility Shortcut. Three taps to enable / disable.
- unknownaccount 4y agoYeah no Ive tried that and Im not playing the game of constantly turning it on and off. 3 taps x 10,000 times = 30,000+ taps. Id rather pay the $2 for Neo Noir or figure out how to code this extension myself in the iOS developer kit at that point.
- sirshmooey 4y agoIt’s a valid point. Which is the best dark mode iOS app in your opinion? Might as well give one a spin. I do a fair amount of surfing on the iPad.