It works well enough, but it sorely needs the ability to whitelist certain sites (gmail) as well as "dark-list" certain sites so that they are always dark mode. I'd also like the ability to run it on a per-tab basis.

My current issue is that I want dark mode on on one site on the left hand side of my screen and dark mode off on the right hand side of the screen and that's not possible.

Currently, it's simply universally "on" or "off."

4/5, the developer should add the source to github to have bug tracking and issues.
Update exclude list to handle reddit & github dark modes: ..., theme=2, preferred_color_mode=dark

This addon does it; global nice dark mode not that crap ; brightness overlay shit... !

Well Done Developer; lets hope mozilla hires you.

Do you also offer configuration seminars to configure the extension?
Wouldn't one have been able to define the basic setting for the new version in such a way that the expansion will at least continue to work as before?
It no longer works here because I don't understand all the new options. I am a user and not a developer!
Already in the previous version I didn't understand everything, but at least the necessary and could simply leave the others as they were.
I went to the old version and stopped the automatic update. Hence one star deduction.

I'm happy with this add. It does what it promises, but sometimes there are small problems.

Efficient and clean design, the best dark mode add-on when it comes to the minimalist icon that also functions as a on/off switch. Good presets as well. BUT it still lacks some refinement: adding exceptions is rather difficult to do (no shortcut), also on some pages like BBC the images are gone. Still Ive got to say that i had more problems with other dark modes so far, which either interfered with other extensions or caused other/ similar problems, so i will stick to it.

I find this add-on works kinda opposite to the way I want it to. I don't want a whitelist for sites to not use it on, I want a whitelist for site to use on. There are so many site that have native dark mode that a global setting is too obtrusive for the volume of different sites I might visit in a day. It works well for what it does though.

The options page and white-listing are not available/accessible on FireFox, it would get a 5 star otherwise

Does mostly what I need and the default CSS settings are alright. I did have to whitelist a bunch of sites that already have darkmode that it didn't detect. I also had it break text highlighting on sites that have changed the default text highlight color. I fixed this by adding:

::selection {
background: #55647a !important;
}

to the "Native-Dark" css section in the settings.

I am not sure if this is a known issue but I started using this extension to make blackboard go into dark mode and it take away my navigation column? like excuse me coding wizards, I need that it helps me navigate the class with out worry of migraine triggers.

and this page is all white like why?

otherwise works great

Very nice.
Could you make the option to override the classic themes?

Pretty good, but would be better if it offered whitelist mode rather than only blacklist mode. As I only want to use it for egregiously bright websites that offer no theme swaps (thankfully getting fewer these days), I only actually want to use it for a few sites. So my options are to keep it off 95% of the time or to add 95% of the sites I visit to the blacklist. the latter is obviously impractical.

bug : some times while watching instagram in dark mode you click on the post [Picture] and it wont show anything when you disable the dark mode you can see the post clearly.

i think if you test it you can see this problem as well.

hope gets fixed