Dark mode theme

[Dolan]

I think it'd be a great idea to have a site theme that can be used while reading at night or late.

[Djigit]

It seems like it's too much to ask.
viewtopic.php?f=28&t=12380

[Dolan]

Could be done in like less than 2 hours.

[fightinfrenchman]

Could be done in like less than 2 hours.

Join dev team then

[j_t_kirk]

You can use the night mode of your browser.

[fightinfrenchman]

Bump. The light colors are hurting my eyes rn

[Ashvin]

you could use an extension like I do.

[I_HaRRiiSoN_I]

you could just also go to sleep and catch up the day after!

[edeholland]

you could use an extension like I do.

That looks pretty bad though, everything is the same colour.

[fightinfrenchman]

@Ashvin It's an issue only on my phone.

@I_HaRRiiSoN_I I like to check the forums every single time I wake up in the middle of the night so I don't miss posts that people delete

[I_HaRRiiSoN_I]

^ this is some top level dedication here!

[Ashvin]

@Ashvin It's an issue only on my phone.

@I_HaRRiiSoN_I I like to check the forums every single time I wake up in the middle of the night so I don't miss posts that people delete

tbh I don't think devs will work on this. The forum part is mostly done by bucket who is living off the grid for months.

[Dolan]

Phone browsers now have dark mode. At least decent browsers like Chrome, which has a kind of adaptive dark mode that doesn't turn everything into dark grey, but uses colours from the site scheme.
Get a good browser and stop being a nub.

[RefluxSemantic]

To be fair, ESOC colors are already very yellowish, which isn't bad for reading at night. Never really had any troubles when also putting my phone in night mode and lowering its brightness.

[fightinfrenchman]

To be fair, ESOC colors are already very yellowish, which isn't bad for reading at night. Never really had any troubles when also putting my phone in night mode and lowering its brightness.

There was a recent study that said the night mode filter doesn't actually do anything

[RefluxSemantic]

To be fair, ESOC colors are already very yellowish, which isn't bad for reading at night. Never really had any troubles when also putting my phone in night mode and lowering its brightness.

There was a recent study that said the night mode filter doesn't actually do anything

I have that on because I prefer the slightly dimmer colors at night. I don't care about its effects on sleep, I sleep poorly anyways.

[Sargsyan]

To be fair, ESOC colors are already very yellowish, which isn't bad for reading at night. Never really had any troubles when also putting my phone in night mode and lowering its brightness.

There was a recent study that said the night mode filter doesn't actually do anything

I have that on because I prefer the slightly dimmer colors at night. I don't care about its effects on sleep, I sleep poorly anyways.

how can you sleep poorly on a few thousand euros bed, or you mean the hoursh ?

[RefluxSemantic]

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To be fair, ESOC colors are already very yellowish, which isn't bad for reading at night. Never really had any troubles when also putting my phone in night mode and lowering its brightness.

There was a recent study that said the night mode filter doesn't actually do anything

I have that on because I prefer the slightly dimmer colors at night. I don't care about its effects on sleep, I sleep poorly anyways.

how can you sleep poorly on a few thousand euros bed, or you mean the hoursh ?

I've never been able to fall asleep easily or quickly unfortunately.

[Sargsyan]

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To be fair, ESOC colors are already very yellowish, which isn't bad for reading at night. Never really had any troubles when also putting my phone in night mode and lowering its brightness.

There was a recent study that said the night mode filter doesn't actually do anything

I have that on because I prefer the slightly dimmer colors at night. I don't care about its effects on sleep, I sleep poorly anyways.

how can you sleep poorly on a few thousand euros bed, or you mean the hoursh ?

I've never been able to fall asleep easily or quickly unfortunately.

i suffer from that exact same thing

[fightinfrenchman]

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To be fair, ESOC colors are already very yellowish, which isn't bad for reading at night. Never really had any troubles when also putting my phone in night mode and lowering its brightness.

There was a recent study that said the night mode filter doesn't actually do anything

I have that on because I prefer the slightly dimmer colors at night. I don't care about its effects on sleep, I sleep poorly anyways.

how can you sleep poorly on a few thousand euros bed, or you mean the hoursh ?

I've never been able to fall asleep easily or quickly unfortunately.

Check out my pillow thread for some new sleeping ideas.

[edeholland]

To be fair, ESOC colors are already very yellowish, which isn't bad for reading at night. Never really had any troubles when also putting my phone in night mode and lowering its brightness.

There was a recent study that said the night mode filter doesn't actually do anything

Source? From what I know the build-in filters work really well, maybe those third-party apps don't.

[Mr_Bramboy]

To be fair, ESOC colors are already very yellowish, which isn't bad for reading at night. Never really had any troubles when also putting my phone in night mode and lowering its brightness.

There was a recent study that said the night mode filter doesn't actually do anything

Source? From what I know the build-in filters work really well, maybe those third-party apps don't.

https://www.cell.com/current-biology/pd ... 1368-5.pdf

(Dutch) nu.nl summary: https://www.nu.nl/nucheckt/6022496/nuch ... helpt.html

TL;DR: Ear is wrong.

[fightinfrenchman]

To be fair, ESOC colors are already very yellowish, which isn't bad for reading at night. Never really had any troubles when also putting my phone in night mode and lowering its brightness.

There was a recent study that said the night mode filter doesn't actually do anything

Source? From what I know the build-in filters work really well, maybe those third-party apps don't.

https://www.cell.com/current-biology/fu ... 19)31368-5

[edeholland]

Show hidden quotes

To be fair, ESOC colors are already very yellowish, which isn't bad for reading at night. Never really had any troubles when also putting my phone in night mode and lowering its brightness.

There was a recent study that said the night mode filter doesn't actually do anything

Source? From what I know the build-in filters work really well, maybe those third-party apps don't.

https://www.cell.com/current-biology/fu ... 19)31368-5

Fixed link https://www.cell.com/current-biology/pd ... 1368-5.pdf

[fightinfrenchman]

Bump