![]() I have gone back and forth on this a bit, but I think the arguments AGAINST following the system theme are many: * `dark-light` is a big dependency with problems on Linux. * Many people prefer the dark mode and ask how to set it as the default (even though they are using light mode in their OS). * A developer may be surprised when the app changes theme when they run it on another computer. So, the path of least surprise is to make this an opt-in feature with dark mode as the default mode. On native, you add the `dark-light` feature to enable it. On web, you set `WebOptions::follow_system_theme`. |
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