Custom Dark Mode

[albertop]

albertop last edited by

Tested, interesting logic, but it depends heavily from css tags naming into the pages; so it seems unable to work seamlessly on 100% of pages, and fails on entire pages (e.g., google search), or on pages parts (backgrounds of some text areas, some dark text goes unreadable...) or bits (any part that have a non standard css tag name associated).

[albertop]

albertop last edited by

I add that, enabling the extension on a wikipedia pages, the citation tooltips backgrounds become transparent, impairing the reading, while disabling it thei return normal.
sample ref.: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overton_window, hover any [n] citation.

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

I installed it but there is no "Toolbar popup UI" - nothing to click.

[sgunhouse]

sgunhouse Moderator Volunteer last edited by

Recent versions of Opera have put all extensions onto a menu. Click the button to the right of the address field that looks like a 3-D box or cube and it should be there.

[ffsitsaname]

ffsitsaname last edited by

Could do with per-page options as it is a global setting that can break other pages.

[fjonkaren]

fjonkaren last edited by

breakes pages with darkmode

[ExtraordinarilyCrazy]

ExtraordinarilyCrazy last edited by

Doesn't work with chrome when you search or the opera extension page, but at least it inst just a lazy invert.

[sgunhouse]

sgunhouse Moderator Volunteer @ExtraordinarilyCrazy last edited by

@extraordinarilycrazy Extensions are normally disabled for search pages, you may have to go to the Extensions tab and enable it.

[patentedlicks]

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[Betty-Smith]

Betty-Smith last edited by

It works for me