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High Contrast/Dark mode for webpages
Google Chrome has an extension for smart inversion and high contrast which adjusts websites. The legacy Edge used to do this as a part of system wide high contrast in Windows, and I wondered if thi...
- Hi again,
there is a new update to this:
"For users of high contrast themes in Windows, Edge now supports high contrast themes as well! It will follow the theme you’ve chosen in the OS Settings and brings us back to parity with the support offered in Edge Legacy. "
https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/Discussions/Dev-channel-update-to-80-0-361-5-is-live/m-p/1070730
That's good news! But I really hope they get it right by the time the stable release is out, so as to differentiate them from the competition.
My question has more to do with system-wide high contrast though: it's obvious that most websites won't build high contrast themes, and dark mode isn't always high contrast.
Essentially, I want the new edge to do what the original did when using system-wide high contrast. They've already done the same with the borders and tabs.
My question has more to do with system-wide high contrast though: it's obvious that most websites won't build high contrast themes, and dark mode isn't always high contrast.
Essentially, I want the new edge to do what the original did when using system-wide high contrast. They've already done the same with the borders and tabs.
oh so you are referring to these Windows settings
once i enabled that, Google chrome ver 80 showed me this notification
But Edge insider browser didn't. Version 81.0.363.0 (Official build) canary (64-bit)