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    I like to share you the google in the dark theme.
    black-google.bpled com

    After you seen this...

    Do you like a dark or white google?

  • #2
    Originally posted by bpledo View Post
    I like to share you the google in the dark theme.
    black-google.bpled com

    After you seen this...

    Do you like a dark or white google?
    I find darkoogle.com better
    Kind regards,
    Jack Daniel.

    Cloud Hosting || Managed Dedicated Server || Webhosting UK Knowledgebase

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    • #3
      Originally posted by bpledo View Post
      I like to share you the google in the dark theme.
      black-google.bpled com

      After you seen this...

      Do you like a dark or white google?
      Welcome to community
      I love blackle.com !!

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      • #4
        Sorry but I hate such dark themes.

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        • #5
          I personally liked the two themes, but I guess its not official Google sites,am I correct.
          I basically liked it due to its appearance but at the same time it is also saving electricity,hence by using it we can add a lot to the environment.

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          • #6
            White designs are known to be better for reading. People just don't find it too comfortable with light texts on dark backgrounds. But dark designs save more energy, especially considering a popular site like Google.

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            • #7
              Good afternoon

              Originally posted by James View Post
              Sorry but I hate such dark themes.
              Early versions of Safari on Windows came with a dark theme as a default and Microsoft also used one in a lot of their web development tools.

              The theme is a marketing tool, Safari (Apple) to look different from Windows, and Microsoft to make their web tools look different from their existing development environment.

              As a person who grew up on white screen vdus, those that came out after punched cards but before orange/green VDUs (ADM did a blue VDU for a while) I like them.

              It amuses many of my colleagues that I configure apps such as DevStudio to work with black background and green text.

              <RANT>
              Black and Green and 80*25 text only rules!

              Remember Uniplex on Unix, WordStar on CPM or BOS Writer on BOS (surprise, surprise), they supported multiple fonts on a text only screens and people didn't waste time on irrelevant formatting they just wrote a letter?

              We don't need themes, modern IT is wasting too much time and computing power on presentation over substance.

              When I started work I squinted at 80*25 on a 10inch screen, so a 19inch screen could support a bit more, I suppose, maybe, if we have to have some progress, say 132 * 40.
              </RANT>

              Bye

              Ian
              Forums are about debating pleasantly not agreeing.

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