@manton nice! Guess I can turn off the Dark Mode userscript that @burk created. Once I found that I have always had dark mode turned on it was a great little script.
@kimberlyhirsh Thanks!
@ericmwalk The nice thing is that both designs are a little different, so if you prefer you can keep @Burk's version too. Maybe eventually we could support multiple themes.
@kaa I have issues with those exact elements. Good that I am not alone.
@manton Will this be implemented in the Themes of our MB-hosted websites too? I know it's a big ask, but I want to know if it's even possible or practical, since most of the world runs on OSes without Dark Mode, AFAIK.
@renevanbelzen I don't know about @manton's plans, but some of the themes already have support for dark mode. Typewriter and the upcoming Ink, for example.
You're probably right; most instances of operating systems running out there must lack support for dark mode. Just think about the operating systems in our fridges, thermostats, servers, and similar; dark mode just doesn't make sense in many places.
I think it might look slightly different when it comes to dark mode support on devices that run web browsers. Around 92 % of the global web surfers use browsers with support for dark mode. When it comes to operating systems Android, Windows, iOS, and macOS – all of which have added support for dark mode in recent versions – make up around 96 %.
I think the actual percentage will be lower. Not all users can (or want to) run on the latest OS version. But I think it's safe to bet a large chunk of web dwellers have support for dark mode on their devices. Maybe even a majority. When it comes to how many choose to enable dark mode, well, that's probably not that many. 😅
@kaa Thoughtful and constructive feedback is always the most difficult to consider when it comes to making an appropriate reply. 😊
@simonwoods I guess - although I wouldnt say my comments are always (ever?) that :).