Introducing Jamf Pro Dark Mode (unofficial)

[bradtchapman]

Hey all,

I made a thing to save my eyes (and hopefully yours):

https://userstyles.org/styles/170527/jamf-pro-dark-mode
GitHub Source

Please read the installation notes carefully to activate the style.

Tested pretty extensively in Chrome; works in Firefox too. Unfortunately Safari is not possible at the moment until Stylish (or someone else) submits an app for Mojave / Safari 12. While Safari can load custom CSS via Preferences > Advanced, Jamf's CSS has some 'global' declarations in the first few lines for typefaces and I can't easily work around that AFAIK.

This is my first attempt to do anything remotely approaching 'front end web development' in over a decade. If I've missed anything obvious or made an amateurish / inefficient CSS gaffe, please let me know here and/or make code suggestions at my github repo.

I've uploaded some screenshots here to whet your appetite.

[Dedicated12]

I would also like to note that if you use Chrome, you can do the Chrome://flags -> Auto Dark Mode for Web Contents
-> Enabled with selective image-based inversion on transparency and number of colors

This might not be a palatable solution since it forces ALL websites into a similar darkness which, for some sites, can be wildly off-putting and its not nearly as pleasant as the OP's jamf pro skin, but it works as a stopgap for us who cannot abide bright white screens in the morning. 

[bradtchapman]

Hello all,

Thank you so much for giving this style sheet so much love over the years.  Since Jamf has announced a plan to implement a native dark mode in Jamf Pro 11, I will be retiring this soon.  

My recommendation for you all is to use a browser extension like Dark Reader for Chrome or Safari.  It has many more options that my style sheet ever could.  

Stay tuned, as Dark Mode is coming SOON™ to a new version of Jamf.