October 9th, 2019

@polip123 @v8js See https://t.co/0bb5Kkz9hv, please.

9:06 AM, Oct 9th, 2019 via Echofon

@chicoxyzzy @v8js Thanks for filing and finding this issue. @mathias or @RReverser are on it. Good catch indeed.

9:05 AM, Oct 9th, 2019 via Echofon in reply to chicoxyzzy

@tuananh_org @v8js That’s the service worker doing its job updating its caches :-)

9:04 AM, Oct 9th, 2019 via Echofon

@approxhuman @CryZe107 @v8js If you see the site in a web view like Twitter’s, the app needs to have opted in this web view to auto-darkening. Try in Chrome/Firefox/… (a real browser) directly.

9:04 AM, Oct 9th, 2019 via Echofon in reply to approxhuman

@approxhuman @v8js Yes, works universally. On iOS web views like Twitter’s, they need to be compiled against the iOS 13 SDK.

9:02 AM, Oct 9th, 2019 via Echofon in reply to approxhuman

@v8js Shout out to @mathias and @RReverser who have helped golf ⛳️ down the size (https://t.co/IrIEhsLa3R) of `<dark-mode-toggle>`: https://t.co/FKfxCMMVoL.

Now with this having landed, back to the fishing rod… 🎣 </online>
https://t.co/Cce5tz50F

8:59 AM, Oct 9th, 2019 via Twitter for iPhone

@v8js Method ⒠ (https://t.co/DdBlLHyhAy), ie, different stylesheets, would’ve worked w/o JS (for the default color scheme, not the toggling), but because @v8js is about JS, and multiple CSS files would’ve meant touching the service worker logic, we

8:54 AM, Oct 9th, 2019 via Twitter for iPhone

@v8js @v8js’ dark mode is powered by `<dark-mode-toggle>` (https://t.co/gRVmvR6ybh) and uses method ⒡ (https://t.co/eIaWm2ghYb), ie, a `dark` class. Usually, we recommend different stylesheets (https://t.co/CmNwviGowt), but for https://t.co/O7cvLmJyPc

8:47 AM, Oct 9th, 2019 via Twitter for iPhone