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>Under the hood, rather than explicitly toggling between “light” or “dark”, it toggles between falling back to the system setting, and the opposite of the syste
by red_trumpet 1mo ago
>Under the hood, rather than explicitly toggling between “light” or “dark”, it toggles between falling back to the system setting, and the opposite of the system setting.
Not sure I like this. Suppose my system is in dark mode because of low battery, but I want to read a page in light mode, so I change it. The next time I open the page with full battery (and thus system light mode), the page will render dark again...
- brycewray 1mo agoYep. This is why my three-state-toggling site has a local-storage setting for just that reason --- inspired by others’ writings and codes: https://www.brycewray.com/posts/2024/01/its-tri-state-switch-time/ https://www.brycewray.com/posts/2024/01/its-tri-state-switch...
- systoll 1mo agoThe options are: * Automatically Follow the system theme * Lock in the opposite of the current system theme. If you change a page to light while the system is dark, that page will render light forever. (Or at least until you change the setting again)