Wait a minute, but won't taking the shot in the mouth might have the side effect of them leaving. Then you don't need night mode and your eyes can burn like the rest of us. Wink

To help here are a couple topics for making it work.

Bitcointalk Dark Theme
[TUTORIALS] Bitcointalk night mode

OP can find them here
List of Bitcointalk.org Userscripts/ Add-ons
Moreover, if you want to ask for new userscripts, you can make userscript requests here:
[BRAINSTORM] Any requests for custom extensions/user scripts for BitcoinTalk?

Same topic, same goal.
Do you want to explore this one.
Depending on your taste, you enjoy the night mode.

Link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5167924.msg51919370#msg51919370

a ton more, the night mode is currently displayed in the forum.

Now I'm wonder'n whose cock did win and took the opportunity to make a shot 😂
Burning eyes is what we've been sharing this whole time my friend, it's unfair if you leave us out... Only that thing has given us unity for a while Tongue

Personally I'm still looking for a solution without having to download an extension, because I'm a little bit afraid of it. I want to avoid being hacked like kenzawak or other former members, as far as possible... Undecided

Edit: I'm not saying he has been hacked because of an extension

I used to be a dark/night mode too until someone introduced me to f.lux
My screen isn't that bright during late nights and it's better for my eyes. It also has more options.

Quote from: Bttzed03 on July 29, 2019, 07:17:58 AM

I used to be a dark/night mode too until someone introduced me to f.lux

Not really a dark mode, but very useful and healthy for your eyes! Blue light is damaging your eyes.

For linux user, check out the open-source alternative redshift. It is basically the same, just for unix based operating systems.

The best combination is still a blue light filter and a dark mode

Quote from: Saint-loup on July 29, 2019, 06:35:09 AM

Edit: I'm not saying he has been hacked because of an extension

Every browser extension is open source. There are sites that show their code, so you can see what they are doing. There are plenty big extensions like Stylus that can be “trusted”, and every theme you can download for it is CSS only, so 0% of getting infected from a random theme. About the user you mentioned above, (like you said) nowhere in his post we can assume he got hacked by a extension (that’s hardly the case). People get hacked every day for many reasons.

Quote from: TryNinja on July 29, 2019, 08:52:13 AM

People get hacked every day for many reasons.

Some of reasons is try to customize when they don't have enough technical knowledge, and lack of carefulness. Personally, over-customization web browsers with curiosity might put people under high risks of hacks and attacks. It is especially right, and the risks are higher if they customize their browers by third-party add-ons. It is true not only for browsers, but also for other stuffs that connect to Internet. Consequently, I try to simplify my life on Internet, and always spend a little fund to secure my devices (with reliable antivirus/ internet security softwares).
Furthermore, devices used for daily stuffs should not be the place to store wallets, private keys, passwords, and backups. I keep all of them in one device, that is mostly off-line.

Every day this question is repeated Grin

Simply:

1) install "Stylus" extension (Recommended from firefox Community!)

go to site you want to search styles..

2) click "Find style" click style you want install or "write your Custom style" as you want (only you need Learn Basics of CSS)

@YOSHIE collection most of this dark style here You can choose what you want or create your Custom style..

Sorry if the translation Incorrect!! Mostly I translate some words

I've got this magic button on my notebook that lets me reduce brightness, and it save on battery life as well.