Dark mode support
See original GitHub issueI realize this is super early and expected, but wanted to create an issue to track it.
GitHub is working on dark mode. I think you can enable it if you opt into beta features, but I got a toggle on the GitHub homepage. You can also enable it by adding the data-color-mode="dark"
attribute to the root html
element. This extension does not work properly with dark mode enabled:
Without the extension:
Some differences at first glance:
- Folder icon
- Line separator
- Hover color
- Code preview (when clicking on a file)
It looks like GitHub is using css variables for the colours:
Issue Analytics
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- Created 3 years ago
- Comments:6 (4 by maintainers)
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It looks great! Thanks for the quick action 💪! Looking at the code it was really similar to some of my local changes, but I missed a couple things
let me know what you think!