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dendowling

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Aug 29, 2011
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Sometimes while doing design or photo work you need to view an image by itself in Safari.

When viewing an image in a Safari window there is no HTML so the background color around the image is white. But, when Mojave is in Dark Mode the Safari background is still white.

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Why isn't the Safari background black or dark gray? Is there some setting to fix this or did Apple just forget to include Safari background in Dark Mode.

Also, I noticed Google Chrome does Dark Mode now and they got it right - a dark background when viewing an image.
 
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Starfia

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Apr 11, 2011
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Agreed.

I've also found this, which I've sent feedback about: opening a new window with a blank page gives you that dark background. But opening a new tab in full screen mode gives you a solid white background.

I'm quite ready for that to be updated.
 
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