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minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink82•10 months agoI mean if I could I would. Also books do not emit light that burns my retinas so… moot point
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink12•edit-210 months agoMost ereaders have I reckon as it’s rather easy to implement. My Tolino/Kobo also does, although, I don’t really see the point with e-ink displays
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink5•10 months agoPocketbook very recently added it. But most importantly koreader has it (an open source reader app that is available for a lot of devices), so I basically had it before (excluding system menus which was annoying).
I mean if I could I would. Also books do not emit light that burns my retinas so… moot point
Fun fact: kindle has a dark mode
Most ereaders have I reckon as it’s rather easy to implement. My Tolino/Kobo also does, although, I don’t really see the point with e-ink displays
Pocketbook very recently added it. But most importantly koreader has it (an open source reader app that is available for a lot of devices), so I basically had it before (excluding system menus which was annoying).
Glow in the dark eInk would be dope for this.
I use it exclusively 😅