@marcus_lindblom @bdc I have made a toggle that initially respects the user’s system preference, but then allows them to override it: https://t.co/ffUmudWmbV. More info: https://t.co/gXYzRzIbNL.
@adamzea Nice! A neat addition for people would maybe be a toggle, so they can check out the photography in different lights: https://t.co/ffUmudWmbV.
I disapprove of this proposal becoming a web standard (as web technology usage doesn’t mean it’s “webâ€), but fully approve of hearing their arguments: MiniApp Standardization White Paper. Especially interesting is the gap analysis: https://t.co/xO
@jerroenbakker For these browsers (all browsers in fact), you can still use dark mode, just with a manual toggle (https://t.co/o6TI7p5HDh), and share the same code with browsers that support the media query. Follow this stylesheet architecture https://t.c
@asmallteapot @rrrrrrrix The media query is widely supported nowadays (https://t.co/6mGEmx67Hq). A couple of mobile and desktop browsers also have a forced dark mode for sites that don’t make use of the media query, e.g., for Chrome, search in chrome://
@jxnblk @studio_hungry @chatsidhartha My recommendation is to initially adhere to the user’s system preference, but to offer an opt-out: https://t.co/Cypl59J9Ft.
💡Two interesting posts by @rem:
Any other tag in the <head> that isn’t one of <title>, <meta>, <style>, <script>, <base>, or <link> will automatically be moved into the <body>: https://t.co/jKP08duM8c.
Why <p> doesn’t need a corresponding closing
@darianrosebrook @hyumankind @Media For more info on the media query, check out https://t.co/gXYzRzIbNL. In the article, there’s also a section on such a toggle: https://t.co/o6TI7p5HDh. 🌒
@cheneytsai Yes. It was an immediate flashback.
@cheneytsai @rajpal_saurabh @sisidovski @agektmr @ryoyakawai This. The place is… special.
@rajpal_saurabh W3C TPAC :-)
RT @Snowden: So I get stopped in the hallway as I’m carrying this old computer that I need to copy the files, and one of the chiefs asks: ‘…
@DenisTRUFFAUT @agektmr @petele I don’t know, sorry. 🤷â€â™‚ï¸
@johnbburg Setting a dark theme on your system should be enough, but currently there’s a bug https://t.co/Q7TZEJdjQ3, so temporary you need to launch Chrome with these two flags:
—enable-features=WebUIDarkMode —force-dark-mode