Closed VolkerJunginger closed 7 months ago
"Appearance: system" doesn't really mean anything to me as a user. Can we use strings like "Theme", "Match system", (and existing ones like "Light" and "Dark")?
It feels like it follows an iOS pattern right now. Android has the word "theme" in the strings to disambiguate what they are about.
"Appearance: system" doesn't really mean anything to me as a user.
- That seems to be a normal Apple design choice
Can we use strings like "Theme" I don't think we can because this is not a theme. It again follows Apple's choice of word
I wonder if this is one of the places where it makes sense to differentiate between Android and iOS because the system default is quite different.
ooi, based on the screenshot you shared above, does it make sense to use "Auto" instead of "System"?
does it make sense to use "Auto" instead of "System"
Auto makes sense for the system as it will compute it based on the time of the day. It doesn't for us as we just follow the system.
Story
As a user that is a bit emotional in wintertimes I want to change the appearance of Element X to dark mode so that I can make Element X "wear black on the outside because black is how I feel on the inside".
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Android
iOS
Scope
Out of scope