Requesting Night Mode.

[erikoy]

Well this is a good suggestion for the forum for it could gave us the cool look when working at night especially if lights are off. The computer's radiation at this time is strong. But, I have tried also doing some alternative way in doing it. I technically adjust the computer' light at night and had also used an application to set into night mode. This can save the eyes from the radiation coming from the computer.

Well, hope it could be done. I will be the one of the user to  benefit this mode when implemented. I am nocturnal. Lol

[alani123]

I'd see if adjusting brightness and contrast levels on your display and installing f.lux does any good for your eye strain.

Sorry for responding to an old reply, but since this thread was bumped recently I thought, why not?

There's an free and open source alternative to f.lux:
https://github.com/Tyrrrz/LightBulb

[Artemis3]

While we are still waiting for the new bitcointalk website to run. We can still use a third party extension or google extension.
You can download Stylish here. After the downloading process, Go to bitcointalk.org click the extension go to Find more styles for this site.

Here is the style that I installed.

I'm using Stylus in both Chromium (Ie. Brave) and Firefox (Ie. Waterfox) based browsers. It is a Stylish fork without the nonsense, and it uses the same themes. Stylish used to be nice before it added user tracking, and other annoyances, but the fork cures this.

It is an accessibility need, as too many web sites don't offer a dark/night mode. I have a couple of "global themes" always ready to use: Pseudo Brightness and dark style. For Firefox  I also have no more black text on black input boxe for the daytime when i don't use dark style but keep my dark desktop theme.

Messing the monitor controls is not always possible/desirable (ie. after half an hour of color calibration) or sometimes the laptop/all in one is already at the min but still too bright. And some people could just need the extra contrast anyway.