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WebUI: White Theme & System-aware feature #1721

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opened 2025-04-18 01:34:07 -07:00 by Animan8000 · 0 comments
Animan8000 commented 2025-04-18 01:34:07 -07:00
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I personally don't like White Theme, but I know sometimes a very few people might for some reason prefer it over Dark Theme. Perhaps it could make also sense to make the WebUI system-aware (checking what theme the OS currently uses and adjust to it)? But of course also give the user the freedom to change it manually if they want to.

I personally don't like White Theme, but I know *sometimes* a very few people might for some reason prefer it over Dark Theme. Perhaps it could make also sense to make the WebUI system-aware (checking what theme the OS currently uses and adjust to it)? But of course also give the user the freedom to change it manually if they want to.
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