Ok, this isn't a request for support or anything but more of a curiosity.
Am I the only person in the world that likes the classic light BBedit mode
instead of a Dark Theme?
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I like "BBEdit Light" a little more than "Classic BBEdit" but I like
them both a lot more than a dark theme.
(I ran the Mojave betas for quite awhile but never took to the dark
theme myself. I also went back to High Sierra because I like my
automation apps and Mojave is the closest thing I've seen
I like "BBEdit Light" a little more than "Classic BBEdit" but I like
> them both a lot more than a dark theme.
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>
Good point. The light mode is a little muted and looks good.
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1. I'm using "*Solarized Light*" 99% of the time but there was a time
when I used the dark themes ("*Solarized Dark*" and also some other
black-ish themes) while working during the night.
2. Funny: Before writing this I switched to the BBEdit Light and then to
BBEdit Classic (because I forgot
I prefer light. I never use dark themes.
On Sat, 29 Sep 2018, 3:19 a.m. Simdude, wrote:
> Ok, this isn't a request for support or anything but more of a curiosity.
> Am I the only person in the world that likes the classic light BBedit mode
> instead of a Dark Theme?
>
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> I like "BBEdit Light" a little more than "Classic BBEdit" but I like
> them both a lot more than a dark theme.
>
>
You're right. BBEdit Light softens the background just a little.
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On 29 Sep 2018, at 6:39, Thomas Green wrote:
> I prefer light. I never use dark themes.
Same here ... my eyes scream (= don't work) using dark theme.
= jem
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No, I also don't like the 'dark' theme - either BBedit or Mojave. And
if you are interested in Linux, I definitely dislike Gnome3. I'll stick
with BBedit 12, MacOS 10.13 and Gnome 2. At least it will save me a
BBedit renewal subscription. BareBones beware you could loose money
here, nobod
messages so far!
Perhaps you are unaware that you can choose from an assortment
of built-in color schemes, and also that Dark Mode in macOS
10.14 is an option.
R.
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ent. I
modified the highlight and insertion point settings
Generally speaking, I much prefer a dark background on any screen device, but
there are enough issues with Mojave’s dark mode that I often switch back to the
regular one.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/fek1zhds0dq7mij/Screenshot%202018
When I preview markdown files, they appear with white background. This is fine
in HTML files since I can easily overwrite the style myself and it should show
the HTML correctly, but there’s seemingly nothing I can do about the Markdown
preview.
My Color Scheme is set to BBEdit Dark and there do
On 5/9/20 at 5:51 AM, krem...@kreme.com (@lbutlr) wrote:
When I preview markdown files, they appear with white background. This
is fine in HTML files since I can easily overwrite the style myself
and it should show the HTML correctly, but there’s seemingly nothing I
can do about the Markdown pre
On 09 May 2020, at 09:27, Rich Siegel wrote:
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> On 5/9/20 at 5:51 AM, krem...@kreme.com (@lbutlr) wrote:
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>> When I preview markdown files, they appear with white background. This
>> is fine in HTML files since I can easily overwrite the style myself
>> and it should show the HTML correctly, b
vent the “white flash of doom”.
This is unlikely to make any difference, since WebKit windows
are an authority unto themselves, and the view background
defaults to white, irrespective of whether the rest of the
application is in Dark Mode. But if you wish to make a request,
you know what you need
Hy everybody!
New to Mojave and a new MacBook Pro (much too expensive!)
How I can rid of this terrible dark mode? Preferences > Appearance ? I
don't find it here! Sorry for this silly question ...
Is somebody seriously using "Dark Mode"?
Best greetings from Munich
mare
On 14 Dec 2018, at 11:19, Marek wrote:
How I can rid of this terrible dark mode? Preferences > Appearance ? I
don't find it here! Sorry for this silly question ...
At the top of Preferences/General pref pane there are two pictures
labeled Light/Dark
I assume that's the settin
Am Freitag, 14. Dezember 2018 13:12:28 UTC+1 schrieb Jan Erik Moström:
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> At the top of Preferences/General pref pane there are two pictures
> labeled Light/Dark
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Thank you Jan Erik for this answer! Unfortunately this is a general
setting for the MacOS. Clicking on it, does not chan
On 12/14/18 at 5:19 AM, ms...@podiuminternational.org (Marek) wrote:
New to Mojave and a new MacBook Pro (much too expensive!)
How I can rid of this terrible dark mode? Preferences >
Appearance ? I don't find it here! Sorry for this silly
question ...
By default, BBEdit's appe
Thank you Rich! You saved my day :-)
marek
On Friday, 14 December 2018 15:25:10 UTC+1, Rich Siegel wrote:
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> On 12/14/18 at 5:19 AM, ms...@podiuminternational.org
> (Marek) wrote:
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> >New to Mojave and a new MacBook Pro (much too expensive!)
> >
> >How I
wrote:
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> >New to Mojave and a new MacBook Pro (much too expensive!)
> >
> >How I can rid of this terrible dark mode? Preferences >
> >Appearance ? I don't find it here! Sorry for this silly
> >question ...
>
> By default, BBEdit's appearan
BBEdit’s primary interface can match the system appearance (dialog
boxes, palettes, and so forth) will all use Dark Mode when it is turned on
system-wide.
If there is some reason that you would prefer that BBEdit’s presentation always
match the selected editor color scheme irrespective of whether
Thanks, but my issue isn't with Mojave's Dark Mode (I'm using Light Mode in
Mojave).
The problem is BBEdit using the Background color under Preferences --> Text
Colors to set both the text background color and window pane color. It
happens with any color scheme or custom se
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