TropicalStarfish
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I just discovered you can change the theme of this forum to dark, hah hah. It's nice..
Dark Mode!?!?!
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lol it's the first thing I changed when I joined hahaha
CenotaphGirl
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I loveee dark mode makes me feel like im on a website for controversial people 
Welcome to the dark web club
TheRealCallie
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That explains why you used a black font in the one thread.....
TheSkaFish
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I've been using it for at least a year and change.
It's a lot easier on the eyes. I've switched almost all my sites to dark mode, whenever possible.
Even LinkedIn has a Dark Mode now!
It's a lot easier on the eyes. I've switched almost all my sites to dark mode, whenever possible.
Even LinkedIn has a Dark Mode now!
TropicalStarfish
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Not everything is black and white
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Phew. Glad I saw this thread! I'm free!! No more hideous bright layout. This is nice.
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I use Dark Mode for almost everything if Dark Mode is available.
It's just easier on the eyes.
I even keep the backlight in my old television turned down to dim it.
It's unnecessary.
Unless I'm about to do something that requires an excessive amount of color and brightness I usually just prefer Dark Mode.
Of course I'm specifically looking for a visually psychedelic experience. Although that's rarer these days as I'm older now and don't really partake anymore. Artistically speaking however, it's an interesting study of its own which I suppose was the entire reason why I got into such things to begin with in my early 20s. But I digress, that's besides the point of this thread/my post.
I mostly stick to dark modes.
There is even a dark mode for Wikipedia, however you have to have a free account there to get it to work, and even then it requires a little bit of walking through.
If anyone that is on Wikipedia a lot would like help with that, I can help.
I figured it out with a couple of quick and easy Google searches about how to get it to work.
It's just easier on the eyes.
I even keep the backlight in my old television turned down to dim it.
It's unnecessary.
Unless I'm about to do something that requires an excessive amount of color and brightness I usually just prefer Dark Mode.
Of course I'm specifically looking for a visually psychedelic experience. Although that's rarer these days as I'm older now and don't really partake anymore. Artistically speaking however, it's an interesting study of its own which I suppose was the entire reason why I got into such things to begin with in my early 20s. But I digress, that's besides the point of this thread/my post.
I mostly stick to dark modes.
There is even a dark mode for Wikipedia, however you have to have a free account there to get it to work, and even then it requires a little bit of walking through.
If anyone that is on Wikipedia a lot would like help with that, I can help.
I figured it out with a couple of quick and easy Google searches about how to get it to work.
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