Closed benhalpern closed 4 years ago
@benhalpern I'd like to work on this issue 🙂
Hey @justinhhorner, if you feel comfortable sending in a PR I would say go ahead! Either way if you need some help let me know and I'll try to help 👍🏼
Thank you, @fdoxyz!
I'll submit a PR later soon. I'd appreciate any feedback you have on my approach to resolving the defect, as this will be my first time contributing to the project.
Currently the colors in the safe area reflect the user's OS-level preferences, which may conflict if they have the light version of the app in their DEV settings.
Meaning if you have dark settings but use the default DEV theme, you'll see white-on-tan colors, which is a problem.
We should either fix this so that the colors or not mismatched or we make the theme match the user's choice. Since our settings are typically driven by the web, we would need to decide how we want to go about this in terms of communicating to the user and allowing for changing of should they want to.
Twitter has a "use device settings" boolean option which determines the answer here.