:root {
color-scheme: light dark;
--text: light-dark(#000, #FFF);
--bg: light-dark(#EEE, #242936);
}
Hmm, I guess the advantage of that over
@media (prefers-color-scheme: dark) {
/*set different values for variables*/
}
is that you can set the color scheme via a button much more easily then.
Had to think about that for a moment, because the old way of doing things seemed fine, but that is a pretty good reason, I guess.
I feel like lots of organisations did not want to believe this, because it would’ve meant they need to pick a different provider to be legally compliant. If a larger actor talks about it, they will have a harder time arguing in court that they thought they were doing everything correct, which is likely to result in higher fines.
My favorite is that there’s still institutions talking about the +1.5°C goal. We’re already seeing average temperatures beyond that and we haven’t even started slowing down how much it heats up. For that, we’d need to bring CO2 emissions close to 0, not increase them year after year.
They had to throw out lots of customization options, because Google made a ton of changes to Android/AOSP and it wasn’t compatible anymore.
Like, LineageOS is still a more feature-rich and cleaner OS than what comes preinstalled on most phones. But yeah, even relatively simple stuff like setting a system font never got a real replacement.
No idea, if it is still easily possible to implement that. You can fake it by replacing the Roboto font file with a different font, but you get weird font issues in various apps then.