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@cavvs alright so just to make sure, I installed the opera gx browser and it didn't do the force dark thing properly either.
Then I tried installing Brave browser, and it turns out everything works just as expected in it when #enable-force-dark is enabled.
I think someone needs to look at opera's code and get it fixed at some point. I'm not coder, I wish I could help. So I'll leave it in the capable hands of the custodians of opera. Peace.
That flag is to control how dark mode behaves when you force dark mode for a page. It's not for enabling dark mode on its own.
This is not the behaviour observed in Chrome (also Edge, I just tested it) for the #enable-force-dark option.
Basically in Chrome or Edge, #enable-force-dark turns ALL WEBPAGES into dark mode regardless of whether they have a dark theme or not.
Have you ever refreshed a website using dark mode and seen short-lived white flashes during when it loads up? That's the browser's default white background showing up while the rest of the web content is loading. And when I use the #enable-force-dark option in Chrome/Edge, that background is flipped to black and I don't get epilepsy when I visit webpages.
@leocg It's Opera One.
Did I post the question in the wrong thread?
How to reproduce the issue:
I've attached the screenshots of opera browser, and also of chrome browser to compare.
