This tool writes a dark theme to the Slack desktop application. Dark theme was taken from the generated Dark Reader theme that was applied when I visited the web version of slack, like so:
Array.from(document.querySelectorAll('.darkreader')).map((n) => n.textContent).join('\n');
Install nodejs
Install python
You really should take the css file from this site, and host it somewhere you control. It's not a great idea to have a script inject an arbitrary CSS file from a domain outside of your control, into an application like Slack that could have sensitive data.
Don't trust me - fork the repo.
sudo python makeitdark.pysudo python3 makeitdark.pyMake sure Slack is NOT running, then execute:
python makeitdark.pyAdd this sidebar theme which kinda makes it look like Mojave dark mode:
#333336,#2e2e31,#666668,#ffffff,#277df6,#d7d5d4,#277df6,#277df6
Or add this sidebar theme for more consistency:
#17181c,#252525,#A36B31,#D2D6D6,#5C6380,#DEDEDE,#ADBA4E,#DB6668
Or this one, to make the colors match exactly:
#1b1c21,#2a323e,#0576b9,#FFFFFF,#2a323e,#FFFFFF,#62c462,#ff9000
You can fiddle around with custom sidebar themes at https://slackthemes.net
When Slack updates it will overwrite the installed dark theme. When this happens just re-run the tool to make it dark again.
- James Szklarz - Initial work - LostConnection
- Andrew Hayworth - Darkreader updates - ahayworth
See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details
- Authors of js injection code used
- Original dark css used