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Did you know Dev.to has themes? Until recently, I definitely didn't. Now I can't live without Dev.to night theme, it even turns the "Write A Post" button into an awesome street sign.
Go to Settings
Go to Settings->Misc
Scroll Down and Choose Your Theme
Even Transfers to Mobile!
What Theme Are You Using?
It’s just a lot easier on my eyes. I just think Dev.to has a bit more of a cartoony look which is why the night theme looks a bit unusual.
There also more then 2 themes, check out the others!
Default now but I switch things up often. I feel that’s pretty important for dog-fooding the themes.
I am on the same boat. I didn't know there were themes until recently because I am so used to gui's having that available on the main screen.
Nevertheless I use dark theme on anything I use, if it is available. If not available, on chrome I use stylus and most websites have a css dark style sheet to ease my eyes.
Ahaha street sign, love it.
I use the pink theme. It adds a solid pop of color.
Using dark theme rn.
I try to get dark theme on every site I go on, usually requiring external stylesheet with Stylish extension.
I love it when sites provide their own dark themes since 3rd party stylesheets can get out of sync with site layout updates.
I didn't know there were there until this post. After cycling through all them, I am sticking with the default. I tend to use dark theme, but something just seems right about the default on here.
Currently on the minimal light theme🤙🏼 but I switched if I get bored of it.
I've been using the pink lately. Initially I used it to fix some issues in the theme and then I just stuck with it.
Minimal Light Theme.
According to me dark theme is good for coding, not reading.
Strangely, the default theme. I say "strangely" because I usually gravitate towards darker themes, but that just looks WRONG here.