If an email is greater than 102 kB, a line that says:

[Message clipped] View entire message will link you to the full email. The full email displayed is not dark themed and has a white background.

Gmail for domains really sucks on the default Dark theme because reading the email portion is white/unthemed so thanks for yours. However I do notice there are a couple of issues. The profile top right is not themed, and the modal to switch accounts appears in the wrong place (right over to the left)

Happy to provide additional info if needed

I proposed issue #5 and saw that it had been fixed. However, the background of the search box and its dropdown became bright white:

I like the dark background before. I was wondering which part of the code I can modify to change it back (ever with invisible inputs in the search box)? Thank you.

This issue has reappeared.
Opening a new issue, as I cannot reopen the old one.

In the following link

https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/?ui=2&view=cm&fs=1&tf=1&su=Airdate:+The+Beach+%7C+TV+Tonight&body=https://tvtonight.com.au/2020/04/airdate-the-beach.html%0D%0A%0D%0A

Some items are not colored correctly

you can see the color blue in this

is there a way to change it to a custom color? or can that functionality be added? or is it maybe already possible? i tried everything but nothing did change it :(

anyways, thank you for this style :)

A few suggested corrections:

.ajy > .ajz { background-image: url('https://www.gstatic.com/images/icons/material/system/2x/arrow_drop_down_white_20dp.png') !important; }

.ams.bkI::before { background-image: url('https://www.gstatic.com/images/icons/material/system/2x/reply_all_white_20dp.png') !important; }

.mK, .aaq .mK { background-image: url('https://www.gstatic.com/images/icons/material/system/2x/reply_all_white_20dp.png') !important; }

Hi,

I modify a few pages using my userContent.css in Firefox.

Using the code here: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jackbuehner/gmail-dark-modifications/master/gmail-dark.css, the reply and compose text area appears white.

Also, the compose button is not red.

This does not happen when using the same code with the Stylus addon.

Can someone replicate?

Thank you

Sometimes I open a folder and a subject line is shown in black on a white background, below is a screenshot of such an example with the Firefox dev tools open to that element.

You can see that there is a style called #\:ht overriding the color, while on elements that are rendered correctly the active style is .y0, which is also the style one level down in the inheritance hierarchy in the incorrectly rendered element.

I installed it via GitHub, which allows customization, but it does not seem to provide customization on the text color (or the text-background contrast in the dark version of the original font styling) of the email body. Could you consider adding this feature in the future? Or could you point out which part of the CSS code is responsible for the body text color? Thank you.

The colors of Tasks are not rendered correctly. Texts and some icons cannot be seen.

Also, the search box towards the top of the page is invisible until you click in it. When the page first loads it is grey but then reverts to black within seconds, then, when you click in the box, a border is shown.

I realise that area of the page is default set to transparent so I could change it to 'Accent color' making it clearer to see but that is quite ugly to look at. It would be nicer to look at if it could either remain grey as on loading or keep the border.

I should confirm I am using a dark Firefox theme but changing it, including to the 'Light' theme, does not make any difference to either of these scenarios.

Originally posted by @hermitical in #1 (comment)

The dropdown icon becomes invisible, making it difficult to aim and click.

It was working until yesterday when the margins of the email layout turned white:

How do I correct this to make it dark again? Thank you.

It seems that the Gmail dark theme now makes email bodies dark as well, and this style reverses this and makes them white instead.

Hi, I inserted the css of gmail-dark.css inside Stylus.
Your theme looks very nice, however I found the following issue:

As I click on "Compose new message", the window shows a white flash, as seen in this GIF recording:

I also tried other CSS codes similar to this one, but doesn't exhibit such behaviour.
Unfortunately I'm not expert enough about CSS an so I don't know where to check to get rid of such white flash...

I am on Firefox 85.

Text can be seen when being input in the Search box of Gmail, but becomes dark after the search result is displayed.

Hi, sorry to bother you again...

The border or frame around my Google ID photo seems to have changed to a bright blue. I tried deleting and reapplying gmail dark modifications but it didn't solve the issue (though there was another problem with a pale font in the search box that was fixed by this)

Is there a way of changing this blue to the same colour as the main background?

The sender applied a dark color to his message, which could be seen as an email content (top image) but could not be seen when I tried to reply his message (bottom image):

(I highlighted his message in the reply box in order to reveal the content.)

Is it possible to make text with dark colors readable not only in the email body but also in the reply box? Thank you.

Hi Jack

Please forgive me if this is the incorrect place to ask for help.

I've been using this via Stylish for a while but then realised on reading that installing the usercss allowed further tweaking. All has been great but on both installations I have an issue where the font colour in a reply is black, on an already dark background it is very hard to read. Also, tweaking the 'Dark theme in email body' option does not help.

I thought the configuration options on the usercss installation would be the answer but if it is there I can't find it!

I'm on Windows 8.1, Firefox 65.0b7 (64-bit)

Thanks for any help you can give....

Hi,
Your dark gmail theme looks really good. The only issue I found is with the tasks side bar. Task groups and add new task input are not styled.
I tried closing/opening the tab, reloading without cache.
Here is a screenshot:

Interestingly enough, if Chrome looses focus, "Add a task" input turns dark. I cannot screenshot it.

Is it possible to use Stylus to change the Gmail color according to the system color scheme?

What I'm wanting to do is trigger dark mode automatically when my computer is set to go into dark mode system-wide (5:30 pm), but otherwise go back to the plain white theme of Google with no alterations. This is possible with Dark Reader, but I was attracted to your theme because it doesn't slow down my computer or Gmail at all.

I understand how to do this manually in several steps, namely:

To get light mode:

1. Change Gmail theme to white
2. Disable Stylus theme
   (and the reverse for dark mode - i.e., as you lay out in the directions)

This is tedious in itself compared to automatic switching, but I also have and regularly use 3 Gmail accounts, so this won't do. Given that Gmail itself doesn't have a timed automatic switching feature, the only way I could imagine this being possible is if Stylus had the timed feature + a theme that could enable light mode without step 1 above.

This is the first time I'm using Stylus -- I wasn't able to find anything poking around, but I figured I'd ask professionals who know what they're doing to see if Stylus can do this, or if you know of any workarounds? If this isn't possible with Stylus I may switch back to a Static version of Dark Reader or try out other extensions (just somewhat concerned about privacy, given the permissions).

I am using the latest version of Firefox on a Windows 10 computer, btw. Also, thank you so much for developing this! I'm also fairly noobish when it comes to GitHub and know almost nothing about code, so I appreciate any patience you're able to offer :)

The font in the email content still looks a little bit "rotten" in detail compared to that in the composer. Is it possible to make the content font a little thicker (or make it render better) so that it looks the same as the composer font?

Originally posted by @ballII in #3 (comment)