If I uncheck View -> Use Dark Mode for Content, the background (next to open document) is still white. All other backgrounds in dark mode are dark.

Here's what the highlights look like in light mode

It sounds like unchecking "View - Use Dark Mode for Content" might do what you want.

Agree, the current dark mode makes PDF background pure black, and inversed the figure color, which makes the figures hard to recognize and makes my eyes tired.

The Zotero beta has native dark mode. It's still in beta, but it's starting to settle down

Now looking for a better dark mode option.

@martynas_b Hello, I want it for long readings, the white background in the light mode honestly tires the eyes and in the dark mode the black background with almost white letters is also uncomfortable

If intended, is it possible to write "Click to insert LaTex ..." in white when using Dark Mode?

Regarding disabling the dark mode to the content, is there any reason why the background change was also implemented? I think it would be more desirable to just apply it to the document itself while k

Uncheck View → Use Dark Mode for Content in the reader.

but I have noticed the following regarding dark mode. Currently, you can select in settings to transition between dark and light mode. Generally, the theme is great and looks very elegant. However, I

Reports in dark mode are fixed now in beta 74.

Yeah, as darrylmy said, I submitted this last icon for BetterBibTeX. Initially, this design was made to adapt to the dark mode. The plugin developer claimed that this is only a temporary scheme. This

https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/111333/z7-beta-56-bug-generate-report-from-item-invisible-text-in-dark-mode/p1

The Zotero Report window is not visible in Dark Mode:

This discussion was created from comments split from: Available for beta testing: Zotero, redesigned.

::bug:: White patch in dark mode appears while scrolling after updating to 7.0.0-beta.82+79fa160e4. In day mode it's fine!

+1 -- I think customizable themes would be a great addition. Each user could choose a preferred light theme and dark theme, ideally specified in settings rather than dragging a .css file to a director

Dark Mode

Oh boy I love this application but man is it missing some BASIC features like a reading view, recently opened, spell check, and dark mode.