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Just enable dark mode in the browser settings, and browse HN and other sites peacefully in the darkness, LOL! Works well for me on Vivaldi & Brave browsers on

by vee-kay 10mo ago

Just enable dark mode in the browser settings, and browse HN and other sites peacefully in the darkness, LOL! Works well for me on Vivaldi & Brave browsers on Android mobile.

rcarmo 10mo ago
Again, like every time I mention it, RSS readers with embedded browsers won’t support extensions.
- MarcelOlsz 10mo ago
  This might be a goofy solution but it works: I'm on mac and used BetterDisplay to create a virtual inverted monitor that I throw things to.
  - rcarmo 10mo ago
    Not on iOS.
- vee-kay 10mo ago
  You don't need extensions. There are many RSS readers with inbuilt dark theme / night mode. Even if you prefer self-hosted RSS readers, you can find RSS readers (FOSS, not Premium/Freemium) on GitHub with such feature. https://alternativeto.net/software/feedly/?feature=night-mode&license=opensource https://alternativeto.net/software/feedly/?feature=night-mod... https://duckduckgo.com/?q=github+rss+reader+self+hosted+dark+mode&t=brave&ia=web https://duckduckgo.com/?q=github+rss+reader+self+hosted+dark...
  - rcarmo 10mo ago
    That does not apply to mobile apps.
    - vee-kay 10mo ago
      You didn't bother to search. Feeder, FeedDeck, NewsBlur, Fluent Reader, Twine, Capy Reader, Reeder, Read You, Neo Feed, Readrop are all open-source RSS/feed readers for mobile (iOS, Android, or both) , and they all have dark theme / night mode. https://alternativeto.net/software/feedly/?license=opensource&platform=android https://alternativeto.net/software/feedly/?license=opensourc... https://duckduckgo.com/?q=android+ios+open-source+rss+reader+dark+mode&t=brave&ia=web https://duckduckgo.com/?q=android+ios+open-source+rss+reader...
      - rcarmo 10mo ago
        I don’t rate search “knowledge” as valid in this context. You clearly don’t use these or experience things in the same way.