My Laptop (I think?) now has Windows 10 anniversary version 1607 Build OS 14393.105
I have one eye (I am blind in one eye since 2006) that is sensitive to brightness and the DARK MODE THEME is really easy on my eye.
I was able to select the dark screen mode via Settings>Personalisation>Colours>Choose your app mode
Is there a way to extend this feature to all screens on Edge or Google Chrome?
Hi.
I think if you have a look at the high-contrast themes posted in our theme forum, you may find something that works for you.
Solved Windows 10 Themes created by windowssh blog members - Windows 10 blog
For example:
High Contrast Gold
High Contrast Themes in W8.1 and W10 - Page 2 - Windows 10 blog
Wmp Dark
Solved Windows 10 Themes created by windowssh blog members - Page 20 - Windows 10 blog
Keep in mind though, that some windows are snap-ins and won't change at all, ever.
Thank you. Greatly appreciated
I also wonder if the WHITE BACKGROUND can be place in a GREY or BLUE colour?
That would also help
Perhaps a screenshot would help, as I am not sure what you're looking for.Thank you. Greatly appreciated
I also wonder if the WHITE BACKGROUND can be place in a GREY or BLUE colour?
That would also help
I need to do some further reading (or even check UTube) to see how best it would be to do the HIGH CONTRAST GOLD theme.
It is not lucidly explained unfortunately. This was good
Found this useful.. will play around this
Wish they had a nice grey colour!!
Perhaps @Edwin, the creator of the HCGold theme, could answer your questions on this:I need to do some further reading (or even check UTube) to see how best it would be to do the HIGH CONTRAST GOLD theme.
It is not lucidly explained unfortunately. This was good
High Contrast Themes in W8.1 and W10 - Page 2 - Windows 10 blog
Hopefully, he will see this post since I've tagged him.
Thank you Sir
"Deep Dark II" has some nice Greys and Blues:
Solved Windows 10 Themes created by windowssh blog members - Page 47 - Windows 10 blog
It would be nice if the WHITE areas can be made a lighter version of grey to cut the glarePerhaps a screenshot would help, as I am not sure what you're looking for.
