Feature Suggestion: Don't mess with sites that are already using dark mode.

[ethankuhrts]

Alot of modern websites already have a dark mode setting that turns on if either the browser has "prefers-color-scheme: dark" or they are just dark mode by default so midnight lizard isn't really needed with these and can even mess up some UI features.

Some big examples are:

• Github: has a dark mode option that matches browser preferences.
• Discord: dark mode by default, I've used midnight lizard with it and it drastically changes the UI
• Youtube: has dark mode option that matches browser preference, midnight lizard makes thumbnails look muted and messes up UI a little bit

I'm sure there are thousands of examples of sites where midnight lizard is simply not needed.
So I suggest just adding something to detect if the website is already using dark mode and disable midnight lizard if it is.

Note: my experience is using the Edge browser, I am not certain whether it is the same

I will research this and to add these changes myself.

[dense-set]

You can add it to the whitelist: Simply deselect "Run on this website" under Activation.

[shaked8634]

+1 for this.
Not a FrontEnd dev but maybe it is possible somehow to calculate how many dark pixels are they and if above certain amount, not apply the Dark theme.

Awesome extension BTW :) (on Chrome)