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Thomas Steiner
@tomayac
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@v8js’ dark mode is powered by `<dark-mode-toggle>` (github.com/googlechromela…) and uses method ② (github.com/GoogleChromeLa…), ie, a `dark` class. Usually, we recommend different stylesheets (web.dev/prefers-color-…), but for v8.dev it wasn’t worth it (small files).
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Christian Schaefer
@derSchepp
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The @v8js JavaScript engine has a dark mode?!?
Does it switch on some sinister, dark magic to speed up JavaScript execution even further when in that mode? 🧙♂️✨ 😀
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Sergey Rubanov
@chicoxyzzy
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7. lis |
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That's cool!
Tables need some tuning, otherwise looks good! pic.twitter.com/N0Ap0t9iCY
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Yuriy Markov
@markov_yuriy
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7. lis |
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Cool! 🙃
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Charis Theodoulou
@charisTheo_dev
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7. lis |
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❤️
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Prateek Nayak
@Xkozimos
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7. lis |
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Finally! No need to rely of Chrome's forced dark mode to read V8 blogs in dark 🧙♂️
Best feature to hit the website so far.
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Rabat.js
@RabatJS
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7. lis |
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Now that there is a dark mode I have no excuse not to read the docs.
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anh 🦄 🌈
@tuananh_org
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7. lis |
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it only works in blog, but not the home page
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anh 🦄 🌈
@tuananh_org
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7. lis |
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ah , after i go to blog, it now works on home as well
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