nass-o/darksearch

Dark theme for google.com

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If you want you can have this CSS I made up for myself to fix it until you do.

._qgo ._qhf {
    border: none;
    background-color: #1c1c1c;
    box-shadow: 0px -6px #1c1c1c;
}

Google Apps.

Opening hours

Please adjust the color of the font in the opening hours 'menu'.

Google Alerts Dropdown

Google Alerts are overwritten by DarkTube v3 style:
http://i.imgur.com/OofIB4t.png
PS. Number of active styles on the right-top corner aren't true in 1.7.2 version of Stylish

As shown in figure

Buggy as of November 2017

Google did something and now it's buggy and doesn't work. It blinks on and off. Mostly off. I began noticing it about November 7th.

Hope that helps.

The repo is stale. Last commit was in February.

Someone else needs to take over.

Support for Google Scholar

It would be great to add support for Google Scholar. Most things are already in place, but it doesn't look quite right.

Doesn't support https://www.google.com/#lr=lang_zh-CN

New Tab does not work on latest chrome update

Maybe Stylish as a whole does not work on new tab anymore.

Doesn't work in https://ipv4.google.com/

Report Inappropriate Predictions link not styled.

The Report Inappropriate Predictions link is not stylized.

/* Report Inappropriate Predictions fix*/
.duf3 {
	background: #222!important;
}

The above code fixes the link to.

Main Search Box and drop down background color stuck at white

These sections need to have the !important added so they override properly.

.sbib_a, .sbibod {
background: #222;
}
.sbib_a:hover, .sbibod:hover {
background: #222;
}

/* New dropdown */
.sbsb_a {
    background: #222;
}

"Event box" background is not dark

This is what I get when I search for "IOI 2019", as of August 6, 2019.

Most text are hard to read, and the event name is not even readable.

@-moz-document at-rules don't work in any browsers but Firefox

I've had this style installed for a while and have been fixing things over time. I was preparing a fairly large commit to the repo when I realised the reason I originally removed the @-moz-document rules from it is that they don't work in Chrome, Opera, Safari, etc.

Is there not a way of specifying within Stylish which domains/URLs to apply the theme to? I don't use Stylish myself, and have this theme installed as a userscript. Userscripts normally have an @include tag where you can specify which domains/URLs to apply to as a regex/wildcard, but when I first installed this theme from Userstyles, the auto-generated userscript was missing the @include tag.

how to use this ??

please write some instruction on "how to use it "

Currency conveter result is unreadable

As shown on the screenshot below, the result of the conversion needs lighter color because it is unreadable:

Doesn't work in https://ipv4.google.com/

Timer White