Re:GitHub changes topbar to dark theme
by robbiewxyz on Friday February 10, 2017 @02:35PM
(#13618182)
The timing of this is a funny coincidence as Stack Overflow has just been rolling out their own new navigation topbar [0] to the sounds of "PLEASE, theme it dark" from their meta community. A lot of it just sounds like bikeshedding to me, but it's funny timing nonetheless.
Re:GitHub changes topbar to dark theme
by vernorvinge88 on Friday February 10, 2017 @02:43PM
(#13618247)
This is why I prefer local clients to "the web". Everyone has these religious level opinions on the "right" way to style things.
I'm all about the socialized design and implementation of the pipes and tubes. When it comes to the front end, the part I'll be expected to stare at all day, that should look and behave how I see fit.
Customizable clients, with sane defaults for everything! And we'll avoid this sitting around bellyaching about personal tastes all day.
Re:GitHub changes topbar to dark theme
by cr0sh on Tuesday February 14, 2017 @05:47PM
(#13648019)
I ended up "fixing" this by installing the Stylish extension/plugin on Chrome, then downloading a dark theme (then I went crazy and did the same with a bunch of other sites, too - including HN)...
Re:GitHub changes topbar to dark theme
by hanley on Friday February 10, 2017 @02:34PM
(#13618166)
It looks like they are adding options to choose from different styles. I don't see the link yet in my account settings but this screenshot makes me think it's coming to everyone. https://twitter.com/jublonet/status/830131346798424064
Re:GitHub changes topbar to dark theme
by Zren on Friday February 10, 2017 @08:55PM
(#13620491)
For anyone considering using stylish on chrome, you should know that the latest update turned on tracking by default. It will send your current url to fetch a list of "styles for this url", but does it even when the popup isn't visible. You can check by looking at the network tab of the `background.js`.
Re:GitHub changes topbar to dark theme
by jsargiox on Friday February 10, 2017 @02:40PM
(#13618213)
I would say it's a mistake, but you never know. This style has been used for github enterprise to make it "differentiate" from github.com, I don't think it's a good idea to make them look the same...
[0]: http://meta.stackoverflow.com/a/343106/2619939
I'm all about the socialized design and implementation of the pipes and tubes. When it comes to the front end, the part I'll be expected to stare at all day, that should look and behave how I see fit.
Customizable clients, with sane defaults for everything! And we'll avoid this sitting around bellyaching about personal tastes all day.
2. why is this front-page worthy? is there someone who might have missed this? is it especially important/interesting?
it's like those stupid "Github is down!" posts. i'm sure anyone who cares already knows.
who upvotes this crap?
Have tried:
- https://github.com
- https://github.com/?light
Is this controlled from a setting somewhere?
if you remove it it's back to light
https://userstyles.org/styles/37035/github-dark https://userstyles.org/styles/113994/hacker-news-dark
Some people are still missing this option in their settings, but it will show up soon.
>:[
The stark contrast with the rest of the site hurts.