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Bring back theming. It used to be that most applications would respect user color preferences. I like the old "Hot Dog Stand"[0] theme from Windows 3.1, because
by mrob 3y ago
Bring back theming. It used to be that most applications would respect user color preferences. I like the old "Hot Dog Stand"[0] theme from Windows 3.1, because it's an implicit acknowledgement that it's not the OS's job to enforce good taste. User freedom is more important.
[0] https://blog.codinghorror.com/a-tribute-to-the-windows-31-hot-dog-stand-color-scheme/ https://blog.codinghorror.com/a-tribute-to-the-windows-31-ho...
- ikari_pl 3y agoAnd ironically, system colors are also the default colors on the web (at least they used to in Firefox), therefore they're literally the first thing that gets overwritten when first lines of CSS for a project appear .