When you refresh the page, your own operating system or browser setting for light or dark mode preference will be applied.Įmulating dark or light mode using the Command Menu To restore the setting, in the Rendering tool, in the Emulate CSS media feature prefers-color-scheme dropdown list, select No emulation. See Get started viewing and changing CSS. Now you can modify your CSS and view the rendered result the same way as for any other web page. Refresh the page to display the rendered result. In the Emulate CSS media feature prefers-color-scheme dropdown list, select prefers-color-scheme: dark or prefers-color-scheme: light. Or, if the Rendering tool is already open, but is hidden, click the More tabs (>) icon on the toolbar, and then select Rendering. To do this, click the More Tools (+) icon on the main toolbar or on the Drawer, and then select Rendering. Emulating dark or light mode using the Rendering tool To instead change how DevTools appears, see Apply color themes to DevTools. This article is about changing the appearance of the webpage under development.
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Example CSS code is shown in Check for contrast issues with dark theme and light theme. To specify the CSS to use for both light and dark schemes, use the prefers-color-scheme CSS media query to detect whether the user prefers to display your product in a dark or light color scheme, and then automatically select your own custom light- or dark-mode CSS. You can do this from the Rendering tool or from the Command Menu, as described below.Īlternatively, you can make your webpage automatically select dark or light mode based on your own preferred settings on your machine, by selecting No emulation, which is the default. To test how a webpage will render when the user has selected dark or light mode, instead of changing your own machine's dark-mode or light-mode setting, you can select Emulate CSS prefers-color-scheme: dark or light in Microsoft Edge DevTools.
Having a web product that has a light scheme in a dark-mode operating system can be hard to read and can be an accessibility issue for some users.
Many operating systems have a way to display any application in darker or lighter colors. Use the Rendering tool to see what your webpage looks like with different display options or vision deficiencies.
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