Designing for dark mode === dark art 😞
I know there is a way with CSS. But if one generates SVG from a tool (google draw, draw.io, whatever) and wants the result to be used in its original form (e.g., light mode) as well as when the browser forces dark mode: it becomes a royal pain. The result depends on browser, plugin, OS...
Are there "standards" on how browsers should do that? Should there be? How can one prepare for this?
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2023-08-26 13:06:39
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