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What display theme do you use ?
So for the first time I’ve changed the display theme I use on tildes from the default one to black and I’m wondering what other users use?
So for the first time I’ve changed the display theme I use on tildes from the default one to black and I’m wondering what other users use?
https://tildes.net/~tildes/k9y/which_tildes_theme_are_you_using
I personally use white, there's a reason it's the default one.
I’m more of a fan of dark themes I find it easier on the eyes
For sure. What I tend to do to help out with that is to use a blue light filter. Without a blue light filter, I think light themes are pretty unpleasant to use.
Dracula everywhere, desktop, code editor, tildes
One of us.
Default. I have been switching all of my applications and preferences to use light themes. I used to use dark ones all of the time, but then I bumped into some readings online that talked about how light themes are better for reading accuracy.
This is not the one that I originally stumbled across, but this ux stack exchange answer has some resources that talk about accuracy: https://ux.stackexchange.com/questions/53264/dark-or-white-color-theme-is-better-for-the-eyes/53268#53268
During the day the default white, but Atom One Dark/Solarized Light in the evening. I hate that the theme switcher disappears from the bottom when you log in. It is such a pain to go to settings to change it especially on mobile. Or maybe we could get timed themes? :)
I agree. If the settings were hidden like that when you're logged off, I would not know different themes exist.
I'm still using Solarized Light.
I've got Dracula as my base, then a bunch of overrides using Stylus -- https://i.imgur.com/C51wDoD.pngIt needs some tweaks here and there, but overall it works.Thanks to @SUD0, I'm giving the default a swing for a bit!
:)
Dark, prefer not to have my eyeballs get blasted.
Well as of about 10min ago I'm now using Atom One Dark. Haven't looked at the settings page since I first made an account and just been using Dark Reader to make the site use a dark mode. Also learned you can mark new comments which is nice from another page. So many minor features I didn't even realize existed.
Solarized dark. Reasoning here.
I will add one more thing to my reasoning, and it's that gruvbox dark and zenburn remind me of coffee,and that the green unclicked links in both I really don't like.