For news.ycombinator.com - https://pastebin.com/K1KS64KR
For hn.algolia.com (the search form) - https://pastebin.com/ksH6QcV4
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For news.ycombinator.com - https://pastebin.com/K1KS64KR
For hn.algolia.com (the search form) - https://pastebin.com/ksH6QcV4
There may be third party solutions to this. The management around here is very conservative about changing things and explicitly has policies to "Move slow and preserve things" (as opposed to "Move fast and break things"). So, as a guess, the answer to that is probably "No" or, at best, "Not any time soon." But the management is very tolerant of and even warmly welcomes the fact that the membership includes a lot of…
I understand and respect the general philosophy, but I fail to see how this particular request could be anything but a strict improvement.
If you use Firefox you can use the addon Dark Reader, so you can get dark mode for every site if you want at night
Most of those extensions work by just inverting the colors of the entire page. Pretty unideal, compared to an intelligently-written dark theme.
There may be third party solutions to this. The management around here is very conservative about changing things and explicitly has policies to "Move slow and preserve things" (as opposed to "Move fast and break things"). So, as a guess, the answer to that is probably "No" or, at best, "Not any time soon." But the management is very tolerant of and even warmly welcomes the fact that the membership includes a lot of…
The thing is that this is a CSS change, which makes it declarative, which means it would almost certainly not "break" anything. Also, if it were made optional via a personal setting or by hooking into the user's system-level setting ( https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/@media/pref... ), it wouldn't even be a "change" for anyone who doesn't want it to be. I understand and respect the general philosophy,…
Feel free to prove me wrong and talk management into making such a change. But talking at me to convince me I'm wrong is probably not really the way to do that. I have zero decision-making authority in this matter.
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The thing is that this is a CSS change, which makes it declarative, which means it would almost certainly not "break" anything. Also, if it were made optional via a personal setting or by hooking into the user's system-level setting ( https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/@media/pref... ), it wouldn't even be a "change" for anyone who doesn't want it to be. I understand and respect the general philosophy,…
I'm not in charge around here. My opinions about what I have observed over the last decade are just that: My opinions. Feel free to prove me wrong and talk management into making such a change. But talking at me to convince me I'm wrong is probably not really the way to do that. I have zero decision-making authority in this matter.
Here's my own dark theme userstyle for HN, with the colors from Firefox's dev tools. For news.ycombinator.com - https://pastebin.com/K1KS64KR For hn.algolia.com (the search form) - https://pastebin.com/ksH6QcV4
Desktop Safari does, surprisingly, and I use it there.
Firefox removed that feature.
There are extensions, but browser extensions are a massive security hole so I don't use any that aren't too-big-to-be-corrupted.
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Most of those extensions work by just inverting the colors of the entire page. Pretty unideal, compared to an intelligently-written dark theme.
Dark reader by default uses a different approach than that, but it can fallback to inverting colors IIRC