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Thank you for your important work!

I would like to make background a little bit darker, with less contrast of text.

Dark scrollbar?

Just idea - maybe like in Reddit for Android - it is good idea to have Dark theme and AMOLED dark, with #000 as a background?

Thanks for the work on this, I'm bad at UI/UX so I won't say anything more, I just appreciate someone is handling this.

It's already very awesome. I like this colour.

Thanks for the feedback so far. I will try to incorporate it as far as I can next week but before I finalize it I would like to await the response for dark theme support in Sphinx first.

Dark scrollbar?

Styling of scrollbars is not easy across browser vendors though I think we may use ::-webkit-scrollbar for Chrome + Safari (+ new Edge) and scrollbar-color (still a working draft) for Firefox.

I currently have a few exams coming up so I probably won't get to implementing it until this weekend

I did some further improvements and updated the TODO list above...
Here is what I've got so far, feel free to check it out:
https://septatrix.github.io/cpython-dark-docs/ (Docs from cpython repo)

Seems to be missing styles for 'sidebars'. See asyncio.

Updated the demo page

I just want to say big THANK YOU again for continuing adding dark theme, this is important for many users.

Thanks :D It is almost finished now. All that is left to do is think about how to handle images and maybe add an option to the theme to completely disable dark mode in the config. The upstream changes in Sphinx have been merged for 3.x so we should be good merging this next month when Sphinx 3 is released...

As the Sphinx 3 release is right around the corner I did some fine tuning (e.g. reducing bright contrast to reduce eye strain) and switched to localStorage instead of document.cookies. Finally I implemented implemented a forceDark mode so the dark theme is also available to users without (prefers-color-scheme: dark) so there are now forceLight, forceDark, and auto (default)

If someone would be so kind to make a last review I would be very happy - I updated the live demo and otherwise would say it is ready to be merged :D

Again - thank you for your work, this is important.

Checked demo right now: I want darker background than this:

Do you have a color in mind? I was using material design, some code editor themes and a few websites as reference. Most of them were close to the one I choose or at least did not use very dark backgrounds. However using the current mechanism it would be very easy to implement an additional full black AMOLED theme if that is what you want...

Yes, I want darker background, and I believe many other guys like me :)

In some apps they have not only light or dark themes, but also AMOLED dark, for example Reddit on Android, but I am not sure if we need three states. Maybe #111?

Also I think that vertical line at the left is too bright.

I dimmed the color a bit and added an indicator what the current theme is in the button.
Regarding the colors I now went for #222 for the bg though I personally am not willing to go any darker. If you check e.g. editor themes most of them are in the range of #222 to #333 as anything below that is very tiring for the eyes after a longer time

ok, anyway, thank you again for such important work.

Is there anything you want to be resolved before merging? Otherwise I would be pleased if you would merge this. In case you still want to adjust some colors I am certain you can do so on your own.

Any update on whether this will get merged @vitaly-zdanevich

@theacodes would you care to take a look over this when you find the time? I think a dark theme for docs.python.org would be great and this looks decent at a surface level, but I don't have much proficiency w/ CSS.

If not making the background a liiiitle bit darker, I have nothing to say, anyway, this is a huge step to the dark ecosystem :)

@theacodes any feedback or estimate when you will be able to take a look at this?