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Typebot•2mo ago
Bastien

The "System" option for Dark/Light mode is not consistent with the system

In this example, Typebot remains Dark while my system is Light. https://www.loom.com/share/813fd7271ba0453ab1abf3ca69bd6c13
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Hall
Hall•2mo ago
Someone will reply to you shortly. In the meantime, this might help: -# This post was marked as solved by Anthony. View answer.
Baptiste
Baptiste•2mo ago
That's super odd
Bastien
BastienOP•2mo ago
yeah right ? it was not like this a month ago or so. I noticed this behavior recently but actually I realise that I am facing this on other websites, looking closer... So it may comes from something on my browser I am facing the same problem on Perplexity dashboard for instance, but weirdly not on ChatGPT Any clue welcome if you think about something
Baptiste
Baptiste•2mo ago
I honestly don't know how it works under the hood. Maybe dark mode is forced by Arc here?
Anthony
Anthony•2mo ago
Hey Bastien, it may be because you use a browser extension like "Dark Reader". Is that the case?
Bastien
BastienOP•2mo ago
it is not 😬 I use Arc I have a bunch of extensions But I can't find the one causing this problem
Anthony
Anthony•2mo ago
Okay I think I know what it is
Anthony
Anthony•2mo ago
It has to be your Arc Space's Theme 1. Right click your current Space icon at the bottom left, then "Edit Theme Color" 2. Set it to the 3 sparkling stars ("Automatic") for it to adapt to your system preferences Otherwise it forces your space's theme on websites that use the feature
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Anthony
Anthony•2mo ago
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Bastien
BastienOP•2mo ago
okay I did not know that. i don't understand why this setting has to erase system mode though i don’t know if its me does not knowing how to manage this feature or if it is badly designed from Arc
Anthony
Anthony•2mo ago
That's because most (if not all) browsers have a CSS variable "telling" websites what the current system setting is regarding theme, between light or dark. But, Arc allows you to create Spaces and force a specific theme mode on a space, which is actually a useful feature. I'm pretty sure they had Developers in mind when they did that, as Devs usually prefer Dark mode everywhere, so they'd create Arc Spaces with explicitly-forced dark mode. Other people who don't want that usually leave it to "Automatic" upon creating spaces, or some people hate dark mode altogether so it's also a useful feature to be able to force light mode no matter where you are, which overrides the system preference in the browser Glad we found the root cause though 😀
Baptiste
Baptiste•2mo ago
Good to know thanks!

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