[Duplicated][Suggestion] QOL feature for disabling force dark on some pages

[Kattmint]

Kattmint last edited by

Simply put, it'd be nice if there was a way to disable force-dark on a page to page basis from the sidebar or anywhere that can be easily accessed without right clicking a page.

I love using Opera's force dark feature as it makes most of the web nicer to browse, and can just be disabled per webpage with a right click without really disrupting my train of thought. But sometimes you run into a site where right clicking is disabled, and force dark breaks the web page enough that it's difficult or impossible to read it. The only thing I can do in that case is go into my settings and disable force dark altogether for a moment. It's not the end of the world, but it is really annoying.

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @Kattmint last edited by

@kattmint You can add the page as an exception in opera://settings/content/forceDarkMode. There is a link for it in Easy Setup

[Kattmint]

Kattmint @leocg last edited by Kattmint

@leocg said in [Duplicated][Suggestion] QOL feature for disabling force dark on some pages:

opera://settings/content/forceDarkMode.

Maybe I'm just not seeing it or dumb or something, but I'm not finding this setting at all. That link just sent me to the settings page I already looked over for a list of exceptions. I don't know what easy setup is, either... I just want to be able to easily turn it off without websites being able to inadvertently make that more difficult to do.