What’s the relationship for Safari and Safari Tech Preview.

Because correct me if I’m wrong, neither of these features were in the Tech Preview.

And numerous features have been in Tech Preview that have never made it into mainline Safari.

Finally..

In dark mode, any windows that aren't dark can be huge eyesores.

I recently made a menu bar utility to enable per-window color invert for this reason: https://github.com/pazimzadeh/WindowInvert/

It helps for apps that don't have dark mode yet (Pages, etc) and even some apps that do (Preview has a dark mode, but it doesn't work on old PDF's).

I just wish all websites supported reader mode.

I know it's always been this way, but it's weird to me that Apple uses the WebKit blog for Safari product announcements.

Why can’t HN provide a dark mode?

This is great.

I use the brave beta appearance option "Dark Mode" and every now and then a site is almost unreadable.

A pet peeve of mine is websites thinking oh you prefer dark mode so let’s make the background pure black. I cannot take it because the contrast is too much: #fff on #000 is way more uncomfortable than #000 on #fff for me. There are certain developers who continue to think that dark mode is for conserving battery life with an OLED screen so pure black is preferable. I hate that so much that I have turned off dark mode globally. If websites can’t be bothered to implement an actually nice dark theme like Solarized Dark, I’d rather prefer the light mode.

Besides Solarized Dark, GitHub’s Soft Dark theme is quite well done, but unfortunately it’s not the default for a logged-out user with dark mode. So with dark mode I need to log in to GitHub to get acceptable colors.

Now that I think about it, I need a feature to limit the darkness of colors anywhere on the page, background or text except images. Remap #000 to #222 and #fff to #ddd.

Really exciting! Now do apps.

This looks awesome! I especially like that its not detectectable by the page for privacy! I want this in firefox.

I fear this will lead to a lot of broken websites. That seems to be the case with a lot of the browser plugins that provide the same functionality.