How to undo "exclude from dark mode"?
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andresadasdasa last edited by
@moderators What about moving it to feautre request if there is still no answer for this ?
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burnout426 Volunteer last edited by burnout426
Goto the URL
opera://about, take note of the "profile" path, and close Opera.In the profile folder, edit the "Preferences" file with a JSON viewer (JSONedit in tree mode for Windows or Geany for Linux maybe). Under root/profile/content_settings/force_dark_mode, make sure there are no entries for any sites. An easy way to do that is to just delete the whole force_dark_mode node. Then, save your changes.
The force_dark_mode list should just reflect what's at the URL
opera://settings/content/forceDarkMode, but mabye there's an entry stuck in the preferences file.As for the global "force dark pages" setting in Opera, you can find that as force_dark_mode_enabled under root/webkit/webprefs. You can just delete the force_dark_mode_enabled node if present.
In short, if you delete both the force_dark_mode and force_dark_mode_enabled nodes, that should reset the dark mode settings back totally to default as if you the user had a new profile and hadn't messed with them yet. If doing this doesn't fix things, it's likely the cause of your issue is something else (like an extension or profile corruption somewhere else).
If you use Opera Sync, log out of sync before you shut down Opera and edit the Preferences file and test things like that first before logging back into sync. If things work fine and then the issue comes back when you log back into Opera Sync, you'll know your sync data is messed up and you'll have to reset it.
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andresadasdasa last edited by
Hi!
@burnout426 said in How to undo "exclude from dark mode"?:
Goto the URL
opera://about, take note of the "profile" path, and close Opera.In the profile folder, edit the "Preferences" file with a JSON viewer (JSONedit in tree mode for Windows or Geany for Linux maybe). Under root/profile/content_settings/force_dark_mode, make sure there are no entries for any sites. An easy way to do that is to just delete the whole force_dark_mode node. Then, save your changes.
Nothing there.
The force_dark_mode list should just reflect what's at the URL
opera://settings/content/forceDarkMode, but mabye there's an entry stuck in the preferences file.There was one site, deleted, nothing changed.
If you use Opera Sync, log out of sync before you shut down
No Opera sync.
Thx in advance for your help.
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andresadasdasa last edited by
@leocg
Linux? Only exclude is visible option what is not logical after excluded that site. -
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burnout426 Volunteer last edited by
Weird that the preferences file and opera://settings/content/forceDarkMode were different.
Does the site in question render in dark mode in a private window?
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andresadasdasa last edited by
Hi!
Apologise for late answer.
Above my opera preferences about dark mode.
About site in question, no, it is not render in private window.
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burnout426 Volunteer last edited by
@andresadasdasa Does everything work fine in a test standalone installation?
