Also, this is not a good setup for presenting online presentations with color accurately. This is because there have been a few crucial cases when having Dark Reader and turning on the darkening flag in chrome://flags on my Chromium-based browsers messes up pages and makes them unreadable. (*For example, I don’t have Dark Reader on Firefox, since there are occasions I need to render webpages to “WYSIWYG”, a.k.a, what the rest of the white-themed Internet sees. (However, in my only other experience with Discourse, the dark theme has always been dark gray - at least in the Parrot OS Forums.)
The dark theme is only a very dark gray, but honestly I’ll take this gray dark theme over the default white theme any day of the week. select “Dark” for the Dark Mode drop-down menu and “Dark” in the Regular drop-down menu (in that order).click on “Interface” on the vertical menu on the left After enabling the simplified view on a website, click the settings icon on the top right corner of your browser once again and this time click on the.Under Customize browser > Theme, use the drop-down list to select Dark. Select Appearance from the Settings list. click on the word “Preferences” to go to a new page The dark theme changes the default bright background color in the new Microsoft Edge to a darker color, which is easier on the eyes in low-light environments or if you prefer less bright interfaces.click on the “Preferences” tab (first icon of the “cartoon person” on the right).
click on your user icon (in the top right corner).I don’t know if this has always been here or if the Discourse administration changed this option recently. For a solution that doesn’t use Dark Reader for any reason*, then you can use the built-in dark mode in this Discourse instance’s settings.
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