Thanks for your feedback.

Yes, I think currently we don't have a light theme. I used to mentioned this requirement to @quoid but we didn't talk too much because we had more priority refactoring work to do.

I understand and value this need, it should be given more consideration. I'll invite @quoid for more thoughts and information on this as well.

Since we're currently doing a major environment refactoring, we need more communication about direct contributions in case you're working on an old branch.

Thanks again for your thoughtfulness and help.

If you have a Matrix ID, we can invite you into our development group where we can have more direct communication. If you don't want it posted here, you can drop @quoid an email. If you don't have this account, don't worry, we can show you how to get one later if needed, it's very easy and open. In any case, you can continue to communicate by commenting here.

Light theme would be a valuable contribution! As @ACTCD has said, feel free to send your matrix id or shoot me an email and we can collaborate through there.

This issue doesn't seem very popular. But let me please offer my vote.

Dark mode isn't readable by all users. A light theme would raise the usability of this already great extension.

Thanks for listening.

@Foxtaur No, it's valued by us, it's just that we have some current priorities that need to be realized.
And in our recent refactoring, we're already looking at improving the a11y experience in some ways.

Just an update, we are trying to make a light theme.
And we want to meet basic requirements like minimum contrast.

Most rich colors seem to have better contrast in dark mode.
So we want to know what colors will help you read if you prefer a light theme.

We will release a beta version of the new light theme in the near future.
So stay tuned and let us know how your eyes feel, and thanks for waiting.

Hi I'm definitely still interested in helping with this.

I would honestly need to see color options visually to know what is a good reading/viewing experience and what isn't. I've found that some bolder colors can work well on light themes (a deep forest green, or a darker goldenrod or honey color), for lighter foreground colors, in the same way that a pastel or sky blue would work better than a dark navy blue on a dark theme.

You can reach me at @cupcake:chat.blahaj.zone on Matrix as well, I've recently made an account there.

@yaycupcake That's great. I've invited you into our development room.