Hey, didn't find another thread related to this, but in case this was already discussed please ignore ♦
The white on pokerstrategy espcially in the morning kinda grinds my gears - any plans for a darkmode / night mode?
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It has been discussed before:
see: https://forums.pokerstrategy.com/forum/thread.php?postid=3278075#post3278075
That post provides a link to a browser extension you could use.
https://darkreader.org/
I just enabled it again.
See the screenshot in the spoiler for what you get.
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When I tried it before, the extension had a problem opening several tabs at once — and this is a necessity for me. I just did exactly that, and it seemed to work fine.
I just did an internet search for "dark mode browser extension"
You could refine it by adding in the name of your browser. There seems to be a lot for chrome, but I use firefox for the forums, since there are other extensions for FF that make forum moderator's duties that much easier.
Good afternoon, I have been sitting on the forums for a long time and have come across this topic many times. I play poker both on websites and in applications. Of course it is more convenient to play in the applications, but the advantage of sa1ts is that here you can turn on a dark theme, and in some applications this does not work, which is very frustrating. Sometimes I play for a very long time, late at night, and my eyes start to close on their own, so I turn on the dark theme, which saves me. I was on one forum, there was also a discussion about this issue, if you want I can leave a link below later.
Hi LucasJoe,
Welcome to PokerStrategy.com 
This topic has come up here several times also.
There are several tools that minimize blue light from the monitor.
Here is one list: https://www.geckoandfly.com/21437/blue-light-filter/
I used f.lux for years, but now W10 does more-or-less the same thing, so I don't.
There are also dark-mode addons for various browsers. I use firefox for PokerStrategy.com forums, and the addons didn't work very well.
You might use a different browser, and you might get better results.
Also, you might want to check our forum principles. I removed the mention of the other site, since it may contravene the "links to competitors" provision in those principles.
If you think it is fine, describe it a bit — I normally check them out for safety, but my test computer is down right now.
All the best,
VS