Can you add a native dark mode in browser? It is the only feature that it is missing in this fantastic browser.
I use IOS version
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Built-in Dark Mode for sites
MarcoProvinzano I also use Alook Browser on IOS and it has a fantastic black mode inside
MarcoProvinzano Orion already has native dark mode. Can you clarify with some screenshots?
Vlad I said dark mode on website (Facebook, Instagram…etc)
MarcoProvinzano such ad Safari with Noir extension.
I’d like to have a native solution on this fantastic browser
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Is there some update?
MarcoProvinzano Please provide a solution and we will implement it
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Many website support dark mode but we need extra extension for those which dosen't support. If we have in built dark mode which take care of performance as well as beautiful dark UI then it will help many of us who really like dark UI on every websie.
i was just about to post about this! Yea, currently im using the extension dark reader because even with orion preferences set to dark mode, not all websites get dark mode, thats why i got the extension, however the extension is not exactly light weight and having it built in would have been more convenient
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AyaanAhmed25 Find us a lightweight wqy to do it 
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The dark mode script that's available via the Programmable button seems to work well enough and is very fast. Maybe that could be added to Website Settings? Seems to me that all the necessary functionality exists in Orion, just needs to be combined.
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Can someone check using this as a bookmarklet https://github.com/OrionBrowser/DarkMode and report if it works as expected? This would be super lightweight to do dark mode (compared to dark reader which inserts 4MB+ javascript into every page you visit)
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Vlad It kind of works? Not really as well as Dark Reader, and since it relies on injecting inline styles, it won't work on sites with strict CSPs, like addy.io.
On Hetzner, it makes some elements actually brighter: 
I believe Dark Reader prevents this by checking the actual rendered hues and adjusting accordingly. Noir for Safari darkens images instead of inverting their colours, which I think is the best approach.
