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I'd like to take an opposite approach to DoctorDark. Can we have a feature that will allow you to flag apps to have DoctorDark apply to? It seems that given the various problems that arise, it would be a superior approach to just not apply itself to any application unless specifically instructed to do so. That way we can work more sanely on apps as we go in terms of implementing dark functionality.
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Wanted to ask for the same thing. Looked around to avoid redundancy and here I'm!
I second this idea too!
As is, Doctor Dark doesn't work in my iMac-27" High Sierra (un-upgradeable anymore). DD is applied using MacForge, but I'm unable to blacklist using Doctor Dark GUI. It just doesn't work at all!
I'm looking for to give "Photos" app the dark interface iPhoto has (Had to switch because iPhoto has been broken with the last iOS.)
So would you please consider checking also the possibility to make dark (invert test/background) some elements not responding to the scheme, please?
Thank you!
I'd like to take an opposite approach to DoctorDark. Can we have a feature that will allow you to flag apps to have DoctorDark apply to? It seems that given the various problems that arise, it would be a superior approach to just not apply itself to any application unless specifically instructed to do so. That way we can work more sanely on apps as we go in terms of implementing dark functionality.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: