Both options would be checkboxes. Force dark theme would be a sub-feature of tell websites to use a dark theme. It would ideally follow the theme of the browser if it's set to sunset-sunrise (another suggestion of mine_
I've mentioned it in a few posts. Forced Dark Theme is being experimented on in Chromium (blue Chrome icon) and Google Chrome Canary. It forces the websites to go into a dark theme. I believe it could be in response to Edge Chromium adding their own non-extension dark/light theme switch. I've played with it a few times, but I usually go back to the default because the websites are too dark for me (being it dark everything not just the browser itself). This my snapshot of it:
Windows 10 Download Dark Theme
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That's the forced that theme I'm talking about. Google doesn't keep flags. I don't want it to be the default but I don't want people to be stuck with mostly light themed sites. That's why I'm suggesting this.
@pneenkoalabear - Chrome's dark force can be set for different options including the option to disable it. Default being one of them. I believe if it becomes a full pledge add feature it will have a drop down menu of options as my picture shows. Chrome doesn't have an option for dark theme yet (thus the experiment flag), but they allow easy access to different themes on their webstore with some themes being dark themed. Edge on the other handle allows the dark theme (and changing of colors via Windows color option) but users can't add themes from the Chrome store (without doing a work around). I believe it's do to Google blocking the use of their themes on Edge's side although I could be wrong about that, but like I said there's a work around. As to which version of dark theme is better whether the Chromium/Chrome version or Edge version is up to each user to decide as some will like ying and others will like yang.
To be clear, Edge lets you enable the dark theme for the browser UI manually but both listen to the OS's preference. Edge doesn't have a forced dark theme for web content like Chrome yet. Both tell websites to use a dark theme when the browser is set to use a dark theme (either manual/OS).
Thanks about the look hehe. Yeah, I have Chromium (blue icon) and it's usually one version up on Chrome Canary. I update daily. It does have the forced dark mode flag which is pretty cool, and is also in Canary Chrome. I tried it myself. Yeah, Edge doesn't yet have that....I don't know if they'll be adding it or not in the future. With regular themes from the Chrome store I have to back door it by manually downloading the theme with an app, and then placing it into the extensions or extensions folder. So yes the Chrome themes do work on Edge it's just it doesn't work when trying to add a new theme directly from the Chrome store. I think they're working on that too allow using themes from the Chrome store. We'll see what happens.
I was wondering if anyone had an idea if Microsoft is planning to release this same thing for Excel too?
Right now Excel when using the dark theme makes everything dark except the cells. Which kind of makes no sense to me. This is where your eyes are most of the time. It needs to be a proper fully dark theme.
@abhishekolympics I have previously used the same method of inserting a black background and changing the text to white, and it works very well. I think there is also a setting where the grid line colour can be changed as well. The problem is that, in a work environment, most people continue to use the normal spreadsheet view. Having a button, as in MS Word, to change to a black background with light coloured text, would be ideal.
Firstly, you have to declare where you want personal templates to be saved.. Using file explorer, create a folder under Documents called Personal Templates, go into that folder and click the location bar so that you can copy that full path.. you'll need it in the next bit..
Finally set the border colour. For the border, press the arrow and choose More Borders (at the bottom of the border list). Set the Color to the bottom left of the grey cells "White, Background 1, Darker 50%", then press the Outline and Inside buttons to select all cell borders and press ok.
To save it choose File - Save As and use Browse to select the folder you set in the first part for personal templates. Change the Save as Type dropdown to 'Excel Template (XLTX)', and give the file a meaningful name such as Blank Dark.xltx and press ok. Now when you do a file New, you can choose that template to start by looking in the personal tab.. once you've used it once, it will appear in the top of the screen to make it easier to select.
If you need to create multiple sheets, then simply highlight sheet1 and Copy, insert a new sheet and then Paste, the new sheet will then be dark too. If you regularly use multiple sheets, you can always add a 2nd sheet and save it as another template "Blank Dark 2Sheet.xltx" for example.
Don't know if it maters, but I'm running office 2019.. perhaps you're using a different version that needs different settings ?
It's worth checking your areas and filenames.. I don't know if the case of the filenames matter but I was careful to set them to Book.xltx and Sheet.xltx.. worth a check.
The Sheet.xltx and Book.xltx names must be aligned with how your language version of Excel names a newly inserted workbook and worksheet. For Dutch Excel, the template names must be Map.xltx (or Map.xltm) and Blad.xltx respectively.
@AdrianParker Thanks for your solution. The issue is when opening and saving multiple shared workbooks in an institutional setting. Resaving/copying 10+ workbooks at the beginning and end of a working session (so as to no not share a dark version) is not really an option.
The dark UI background persists despite any changes made in Options. How do I disable this and prevent LO from following the OS without changing the OS app theme itself? This is visually unusable as-is.
The incomplete implementation of the dark theme? Try ticking Enable experimental features in Tools - Options - LibreOffice - Advanced. Possibly, make sure you have selected in Tools - Options - LibreOffice - Application Colours the LibreOffice Dark in the drop down field at the top.
There are some links on the Internet that seem to suggest that a dark theme is available for source tree on Windows. The latest information that I can find from the official blog of sorcery suggests that a dark theme was available for Mac OS in July 2017.
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If source tree does not have a dark theme, can you please suggest any other get a client that may have a dark theme. May be a third party that is not your direct competitors
Thank you for any inputs
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We have not yet released the dark theme for Windows, although it is being actively developed and has been put out for alpha testing. We are expecting to release it as part of v3.2 during this quarter.
Thank you for your useful response. Can you please advise where did you get the 3.2.4 version? On the website of source tree app.com, I am still getting 3.1.3 version. There is a link to 3.2 version in the i archive sections but I am not sure if it is supported. We do not want to get into a situation where we get the dark theme but have bugs in the basic functionality.
Unfortunately, I have to give negative feedback. Why is everything tinted *blue*??? It doesn't seem so much a dark theme as a blue theme. The lack of contrast on the left panel is annoying, especially if you're running Flux (which you should be if you're in dark mode).
Also, for HTML your font colors need significant tweaking. Here's GitKraken on the left, SourceTree on the right. (Why is red even a possible font color at all???!?!?!?!?)I'm complaining, but please know that I'm glad you guys are moving in this direction.
But I know right now. So it's easy, you need to have the version 3.1.3 installed in your PC, some people have 3.1.2 and when they try to update that version in the sourcetree options, maybe didn't find any updates, so you need to go to sourcetree official pages and click the download button in the main page, it will start downloading the version 3.1.3 and you need to install that version.
Hey guys, I was very excited to try the new dark theme but much to my disappointment the colors render it completely unusable. Any chance you would consider you'd consider implementing a solution like VSCODE that allows user to add their own theme config and cycle through multiple version. While I'm coding I peronally change theme depending on the lighting or how tired my eyes are and while I do enjoy the app and other atlassian products the colors dont translate so well for my coding space lol
Thank you both @Adrian Martinez and @Jean-Sebastien Breault for your helpful responses. Unfortunately I am not seeing the ability to update from the source tree version 3.1.2 that I am having. The check for updates button is disabled and if I try to manually update it Then also it is not enabled. Looks like ok the 3.2.version is not available to everyone. Not getting any responses from customer support also .t please advise if you can think of any solution otherwise I guess I will just wait and hope and cross my fingers for an update
This is a common current trend and yes, it has downsides. It bothers me too.
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