What's even the point of dark mode if basically every website or office document blasts you in the face with white light?
What's even the point of dark mode if basically every website or office document blasts you in the face with white...
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>took applel 3 decades to catch up to windows 3.1
yikes
it's based
>site
/addon/dark-background-light-text
>office
Fuck dat shit
>website
github.com
>office document
Word processors like Pages and Word are meant to show documents as they would appear when printed on white paper. On the other hand, TextEdit can display file contents in Dark Mode.
No one cares street shitter.
Do you ever sleep, or do you just spend every moment of your life refreshing Jow Forums so you can misuse the Pajeet meme on Apple users?
macjeet hipsters fuck off back to plebbit
faggot
Yeah, sure thing bud.
You have to have some sort of hook in your screen that just makes everything dark and redshifted.
Just use darkreader.org
oooooooooooo so fucking dark and edgy
everyones gotta see my folders are as black as my sooouulllllllll while i play linkin park from my dark themed media player
This doesn't seem much better than Safari's built-in Reader.
Folder icons don't change colors in Dark Mode, but you wouldn't know that because you're a Winblows / Lincux luser. Enjoy your seared retinas.
"Ofcourse I am human too" - zuckerberg
why go to any websites other than Jow Forums ever?
piss off edgy degenerate
Are you hungry? Do you have a full diaper?
kek, fucking Ayyy lmao
>it took windows 3 decades to catch back up with windows 3.1, too
double yikes
>implying anyone here likes google or MS any more than they like apple
We have a regular /pcbg/ thread that is entirely for Windows gamers. We have regular Nvidia vs. AMD pissing matches. We have regular tech support requests from incompetent, illiterate Winkiddies who just want to play their video games. There's a much higher tolerance for that bullshit than for a single macOS- or Apple-related thread.
On the web side of things, there's a new standard registered with W3C that uses a css query to detect the user's preferred style. It's only in a safari technical preview right now iirc but it's on its way in and looks like it might become a standardized thing down the line.