Force Dark Mode for Web in Microsoft Edge

[Corrine]

From How to force enable dark mode for web contents in Microsoft Edge?:

Forced dark mode for web contents is a feature that came with Google Chrome version 78. As the new Microsoft Edge browser also uses the chromium engine, it also inherits this feature. Many of you might not know about this feature and how to enable it in Microsoft Edge.

This feature can be turned ON by enabling a browser flag.

To find out how to enable this setting in the referenced article scroll down to "How to enable dark mode for web contents in Microsoft Edge?" After following those steps, Microsoft Edge will automatically apply dark mode to all web pages.

[V.T. Eric Layton]

Sadly, as I've aged, I find "dark mode" is not conducive my older eyes. I much prefer bright backgrounds these days.

[Corrine]

At some sites, I prefer dark mode but on others, for some reason, light mode is easier to read.  

[crp]

6 hours ago, V.T. Eric Layton said:

Sadly, as I've aged, I find "dark mode" is not conducive my older eyes. I much prefer bright backgrounds these days.

Interesting, I am just the opposite when it comes to my computer screens.

[V.T. Eric Layton]

Probably due to different vision issues. For me, I have great eyesight. I only use those cheap 1x cheater glasses for reading and small work on the shop, but with proper lighting, I don't even need them. Oddly enough, I do prefer "negative" (dark mode) on my Nook. I find it easier to read the white print on the charcoal gray background while sitting in my darkened kitchen at night.

[Corrine]

Another option I just found is an extension for Microsoft Edge:  Dark Mode.  Clicking the icon in the taskbar is an on/off switch so you can switch back to light mode for a site that doesn't display well in dark mode.

[ssherjj]

Thank you @Corrine! I happen to like the Dark Mode as it helps me see better.