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word is, it's being worked on

in the mean time, if you're running Firefox, and there's probably a similar ext. for other browsers, i might suggest Dark Background and Light Text (addons.mozilla.org) and set it to 'invert' for poal.co - i didn't test much, but it seems to work ok

btw, that's the best ext. i found to darken all of the web and i tested many

word is, it's being worked on in the mean time, if you're running Firefox, and there's probably a similar ext. for other browsers, i might suggest [Dark Background and Light Text](https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/dark-background-light-text/) and set it to 'invert' for poal.co - i didn't test much, but it seems to work ok btw, that's the best ext. i found to darken all of the web and i tested many

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Nice, thanks.

I don't know how all you darkies can stand it. I mean if a light color is the focal point you're basically burning your retinas.

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if i understand you right, it's the opposite that's true - looking at a bright screen is like looking into the sun for those of us that have been staring at monitors too long

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Maybe it's just different for different people. I get "burn in" when looking at light text on a dark screen but I'm fine with dark text on a light screen.