Yup yup. Darkreader has improved my entire internet experience, which is a huge accomplishment. Works flawlessly 99% of the time.
Dark reader is great. It can also be used to prevent fingerprinting based on your preference, as most are configured to light mode by default.
However it often makes the site nearly or completely unusable, as it isn't (and can't) always be 100% correct. Having dark mode configured by the site is often much more useful.
somehow, the "dark reader clone" that's in samsung browser it's so much accurate. Main disadvantage is that you have to use samsung browser (ugh)...
or... just lower your monitor brightness so you don't feel like you need dark mode, which is actually worse in every way than just using the correct monitor brightness.
With everybody using black pixels, they're becoming more expensive as they rarefy worldwide. This kind of thing was to be expected, really.
I've seen this in many places. I don't remember them because I stop caring when I notice the cut of their jib.
Dextero is pretty trash in general so I'm not surprised in the slightest. So much bot content on there
Not a regular visitor, so can't say anything about there content.There was a discussion in the piracy community about the article, so went there to read it: https://www.dexerto.com/tv-movies/godzilla-minus-one-most-pirated-movie-2696285/
Sorry I didn't mean any negatively towards you there. I just remember what the site was like before it hit my blocklist. It was before chatgpt got big but everything I read on there was scraped info from other sites and full of errors
Sorry I didn't mean any negatively towards you there.
I took your previous comment to be a critic of Dexerto.Not towards me. No apology needed.
Thanks for warning me about their quality, its now on my blocklist too.
Ars dark mode switching is infuriating, not an asshole design choice like Dexerto here
Be me,
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Click on an article link in rss feed.Open in browser(in dark mode)
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Ars technica doesn't change its theme.
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Open the menu to switch theme, click on dark mode.
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Goes to the homepage in dark mode.
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Go back to rss reader click that link again.
Firefox with the extension "Dark Reader" is great. There are some websites I have to disable it, but it's rare. I also recommend uBlock Origin.
Edit: I see someone already recommended dark reader. But it really is a must have extension. It knows if your system theme is set to light or dark and matches it automatically.
they won’t even turn off the ads if you pay them. what a joke
edit: oops i just saw that these are the “free benefits”
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making it a per-profile settings does not exclude making it available per-device or per-visit. it's not especially difficult to store a flag in localStorage or a cookie. hell, you can even use CSS to detect OS dark mode preference settings and have it change automatically with no user input at all.
Dark mode is incorporated into most modern browsers and OSs at this point. If your system is set to dark mode, your browser will run in dark mode also notify the site that you request dark mode. No server settings or accounts required. The site just needs to be configured to respect that request.
Aside from that they can also store your preference according to cookies.
I just want them to follow system default for guest user(s).
they probably require an account because they have a system set up in a way where it's mostly a server-side app and ui settings are only stored on the server
This makes more sense for signed in user(s).
No dark mode unless you register, is what I consider to be a asshole design choice.
Ok, made an account(used a temp email). Nothing exquisite, just being able to switch between light and dark mode. I expected an option to set the toggle to follow device default after making an account and signing in.
Doesn't even remember which mode was toggled during the previous sign in.
