Dark mode

[David Sinclair]

I use dark mode on my Macs.  The white web app page is rather glaring.  It'd be nice if the web app respected the system appearance.

(A relatively simple bit of CSS, as you're probably aware.)

[Wayne Lewis]

+1

[Damon]

+1 for dark mode

[JeremyM]

Definitely +1 for a dark mode. I'm sure customization of the UI is not a priority right now, but this would be a great low hanging fruit to pluck for now.

[David Sinclair]

In the meantime, I used a Mac app called Cascadea (from the App Store) to override the CSS; other apps can do that too.

Here's my CSS for basic dark mode:

@-moz-document domain("home.camect.com")

{

body {

background-color: black;

}

top-bar:not(.tabbed-top-bar) {

background: rgb(60, 60, 60);

}

top-bar .top-bar-title .cam-list-title, top-bar .top-bar-login-state button, top-bar .top-bar-login-state button {

color: rgb(170, 170, 170)

}

}

[Mcc]

Dark Mode would be great

[Eric Meeson]

Ooo how has no one requested this yet. I'm usually all about that dark mode life. +1 to this

On Monday, December 30, 2019 at 11:09:26 PM UTC-5, David Sinclair wrote:

[Brian Wilson]

+1

[fra...@gmail.com]

+1 from me as well.

And thanks for the Cascadea suggestion. It's way better than the built in support for a single Custom CSS sheet.

Here's mine https://gist.github.com/fracai/140376e2899bae890b14e74c81b39008

Still some bugs, but until there's an official dark mode style it'll work for me.

[Robert Spendlove]

  An FYI to anyone, especially if you're running the webpage full time on an OLED device.

I've started using a Chrome extension called Darkreader.  It makes the white part of webpages black or dark grey.  Much easier on the eyes and doesn't take the power or cause burn in on OLED screens from viewing too much white.    If you're looking at a white fence, that's still white - it won't change the images, but the white background is gone with it.  It's also the first one I found that doesn't affect the green home/away notifier.  I find it easier on the eyes, especially at night.

I know it just changes the CSS of pages, but I'm too lazy to do that.

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[Neel Patel]

Ressurrecting this thread....long time Camect user (since the initial Indiegogo launch!), first time in a long time post. 

I never really thought to ask, but with the V2 UI, can we please somehow get Dark Mode native for the PWA/Web Browser Version please? I would also be interested to hear from the development team if this was ever request but just got downvoted or not given enough points to make it top priority for feature requests?

Thanks!

[Arup Mukherjee]

You are the first to request it for V2. For V1 some other users posted ways to get a dark mode by using a Chrome extension that could do some stylesheet overrides. I haven't seen anything like it for V2 though. 

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[Eric Meeson]

I have been using dark mode extensions, but native dark mode is always nice so add me in on that request as well.