Built-in dark mode for web contents

[batata]

I love extensions like Dark Reader that automatically transform any website with a dark theme. The way they do this is by injecting many new styles into the DOM, it works but there is two main drawbacks to this method :
- there's a latency that makes contents blink
- it reduces performances on some websites by a lot

So It would be great if there could be a built-in low level solution (directly in web render?) that would swap colors on the fly without editing the page styles and thus would solve the two aforementioned issues.

[OutlawHusbando]

Agree. Dark Mode addons all have garbage performance, and that's a big no, a built-in Dark Mode is super needed.

[Jeppie]

Make this for firefox desktop, mobile and very important firefox focus.

[Nidal]

One additional drawback of dark reader: it is not compatible with conversations in Thunderbird.

So I would strongly vote for native support of dark mode in both Thunderbird and Firefox.

[decimequiensoy]

DARK MODE

Please ADD FORCE DARK MODE on browser for web sites like it does Opera browser !!!!

[Jon]

(Note: similar ideas have been merged into this thread)

[Jeppie]

If mozilla is gonna do this. How do they need to make this? Look at every website or force rewrite css style?

[hlourencoam]

It would be a good improvement if Firefox had a dark mode. There are many people who use their PCs and smartphones in the dark and the white light is often so strong that it is eerie. Another interesting option is the nightlight mode, which turns the pages to sepia.

[ciareghi]

Hello, I'm here to support this request. It would be really useful and appreciated x

[Clewen]

I don't think this is a good idea. Websides have the ability to detect Firefox and other browsers is in light or dark theme. They should provide themes by themselves. Make a built-in dark reader alternative also break the rules. More and more websites such as GitHub provide auto dark themes with more than one style, a built-in dark mode makes this style-change compatibility may need a wide white list for specific websites, and this is bad.

[hoang-himself]

I really like how Samsung Internet Browser handles dark mode out-of-the-box. It would be nice to see such feature implemented by Firefox.