As a user, I'd appreciate it if these developers did disable theming in their apps - at least as a config switch. If an app hasn't been properly tested with nu

As a user, I'd appreciate it if these developers did disable theming in their apps - at least as a config switch. If an app hasn't been properly tested with numerous themes the chances are that it'll break. The default Pop OS dark theme messes up several apps and it's a pain to poke around and fix them by editing obscure files. If it doesn't support theming I'd rather it look out of place than be partially illegible. Also, sometimes even if I like things dark in general there's some software which just feels wrong if it's not light - like a word processor. The white background is representing paper, I don't want that to be inverted - and I don't want the toolbars etc to go dark either, because the contrast against the white page becomes unpleasant.