> Safari prevents websites from detecting when Adaptive Dark Mode has been applied. JavaScript that queries CSS colors will get the original authored colors, not the transformed ones. Any images drawn into canvas render in their original form.

So… the browser is now intentionally lying now. Ain’t that great.

Hah, I just paid for an addon to do this, Noir. Sure you could do it for free but it's a nice experience. Oh well, no harm done.

This is much better than the absolute embarrassment Mozilla tried with alternate page styles. I swear no one at Mozilla ever tested out the feature considering the style you select does not get persisted so the next time you navigate it reverts back to the original style.

Meanwhile this features is actually tired to a persisted device setting that doesn't get reset every time you go to a new page.

Do they plan to introduce compliance with PWAs any time this decade?

Thank you, whoever led this!

take the wikipedia, no more flashbangs for me HA!

damn

"Websites aren't making dark mode versions! WE'LL DO IT FOR THEM!"

This has to be the result of some passion project by yet another whacko dark mode fanatic (you know who you are). Non-standard, assuredly buggy, and basically a maintenance nightmare. Good luck with that craziness.

Can we have another setting which turns dark websites into actually readable light designs for adults?

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