Dark theme not working

Environment (please complete the following information):

• OS: Windows 10, Version 21H1
• Extension version: v1.3.1

Describe the bug: Changing the vscode-edge-devtools.themes setting to dark doesn’t change the theme of the developer tools, even after a restart. Changing the theme using Ctrl+Shit+P also doesn’t work. Note: The addition of new Themes in Microsoft Edge version 93 may has caused this bug (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/devtools-guide-chromium/customize/theme).

Repro steps:

1. Change vscode-edge-devtools.themes to dark
2. Open a new Microsoft Edge Instance, or attach an existing instance to target

Expected behavior: The dev tools inside VSCode should be displayed in a dark theme.

Additional context:

[Enteleform]

Same issue here.

[NeriDarkira]

same issue here, but I think I found a “solution”: in one of the last updates EdgeDevTool started getting the theme directly from the vsCode-theme; so, if you have on of the available themes, the EdgeDevTool will “follow” that theme. if you don’t use one of the supported ones, EdgeDevTool will follow the default theme (light).

So if you wanna change the theme you have to change the vsCode theme in one of the supported, 'till they fix this issue ( get default from settings “vscode-edge-devtools.themes” instead of automatically switch to light)

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i think the error is probably here, line 47-51: getThemeFromUserSetting(): string { const themeSetting = vscode.workspace.getConfiguration().get(‘workbench.colorTheme’); const legacySetting = vscode.workspace.getConfiguration(SETTINGS_STORE_NAME).get(‘themes’); return SUPPORTED_THEMES.get((themeSetting || legacySetting) as string) || ‘systemPreference’; } everyone has a vscode theme so themeSetting || legacySetting will always be themeSetting. the second problem is probably || ‘systemPreference’, in the legacy version was || ‘System preference’.

so probably the last line should be: return SUPPORTED_THEMES.get((themeSetting) as string) || SUPPORTED_THEMES.get((legacySetting) as string) || ‘System preference’

I’m guessing, hope it helped.