I usually get to solve some problems at evening to night, and I think it's pretty obvious what's happening. This white just burns me...
Any way to make it dark? All the "Dark Mode" extensions I try using are just reversing the colours on the page, which makes it look cursed, and applies the effect to every website. Also, the white is so bright, the black version (reversed/negative) is too dark, still hurting my eyes.








hey so we will be using tampermonkey for dark mode,
install it then search www.codeforces.com in it, it will show you some scripts
you need to install 2 scripts, material codeforces, and codeforces dark logo
just install them,
then give the extension permission to edit the codeforces's files, and set the developer mode on
after that
you need to edit material codeforces's code, and make it look like
after that your codeforces will look amazing!, like the best dark mode you can achieve rn, also with a luxury kinda flavour , but your image's will have got its color inverted after that, so just screenshot your pfp and then set the already color inverted pfp as your original pfp, so it will look normal in your extension
cons:your pfp will look weird to others, and any kind of image will be inverted by colour.
here, have a look
https://ibb.co/bRJsFj3t https://ibb.co/CK19BGSK https://ibb.co/bj95XZ5R https://ibb.co/35h60Nj4 https://ibb.co/KcvG6dTL https://ibb.co/hRgPrwjX https://ibb.co/SXMjW5ct https://ibb.co/LzksVnc8
but beware, sometime, you can see 2 elements glitching over each other, and the only solution is to Ctrl+R whenever 2 element glitch over each other
at least, spoiler the code, it's taking up too much space
and also, why lying of you not gonna sign in to your accounts every again? Signed in to X-detector 25 hours ago
actually, it can be done it settings, but dark mode doesn't look really good, that's why I only like it when the website has it's own, like lichess.org for example, have a good dark mode, but you can make silver-like mode is perfect, how to get it:
go to settings
scroll down, and find "manage colors", there is on firefox, but should be on chrome too, but not sure
click on that, and then you can select the colors
then it is whatever you choose, and perfect for reading problems, I use it for some time now, and I think silver-like mode is best