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You can always default to the user mode, and make a switcher that fetches another CSS file. That way you will have a flash, but if the user set dark mode on th
by marcosdumay 1y ago
You can always default to the user mode, and make a switcher that fetches another CSS file.
That way you will have a flash, but if the user set dark mode on their browser/DE, they'll flash in dark, not light.
Or, alternatively, you can always make it flash in dark. I never heard about anybody being annoyed by a dark flash.
- woodrowbarlow 1y agoa dark flash would definitely be annoying; it would feel like i'm using a first-gen e-reader.
- MarcelOlsz 1y agoThat's why I made my site all pixelated and bitmappy. The lack of performance is part of the aesthetic. Might even throw a dummy loading bar on it if I'm feeling extra cheeky.
- marcosdumay 1y agoOk, that comparison is ridiculous. A two monitor frames flash after the first load doesn't look at all like a first-gen e-reader.