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+title: Respect my damn color scheme preference
+author: flewkey
+timestamp: 1636400000
+license: CC-BY
+
+I recently switched from light themes to dark themes. Dark themes seem to be
+supported enough that most applications seem to work with them. Many
+websites don’t, but it’s not the end of the world. Theming is hard and I do not
+expect developers to support it.
+
+However, I find it inexcusable and frustrating when a website already has a dark
+theme, but ignores the user’s preferences. Especially if they have a stupid
+little theme selector that writes to a value in localStorage or something.
+
+![That’s _not_ how you do that!]({root}images/theme-selector.png)
+
+If you must use JavaScript to set your themes, consider taking your user’s color
+scheme preference into consideration when choosing which theme to default to. We
+will be grateful.
+
+```
+if (window.matchMedia("(prefers-color-scheme: dark)").matches)
+	/* Set theme */
+```
+
+Even better, you can just use a media query like a normal person. If you need
+to override it with JavaScript later, you can do that.
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