If this isn't an oversight, known issue, or you weren't already on board: After reading this, you'll never convince me, anyone else, or yourselves that this is by design given the entire purpose and ethos of this extension is to intentionally override website design elements that are white by design to be dark instead.perhaps this is related in part (intentional or not) to some unintended scenarios where Windows 10 UI elements could end up in this "mixed" state such as this issue microsoft addressed here: White border when Terminal is dark while Windows is in Light theme microsoft/terminal#4980.I used search terms such as "white border" but could only find reports of broken website reports, no reports of the dark reader UI itself. I searched for evidence of this being reported before and shockingly found nothing.
#DARK READER SETTINGS HOW TO#
I believe the styling to be here but I am not so familiar with UI and styling with LESS and TSX or how to enable the dev tools for extensions so I'm not sure exactly where to find the cause of this in:
The darkreader settings popup menu has a bright white rgb(255, 255, 255), 2 pixel thick border around it. That the darkreader settings popup menu would have a "dark" border of some sort that matches the colors used in its own UI or that of any chromium based browser on any current OS with "dark mode" enabled. observe not so dark 2px thick white border around entire context menu.click on dark reader extension icon button in top bar of browser.
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