In your html5 exports use this to detect if you are in light or dark mode - the change your app or game colours to suit...
sysDark=-1
.
.
-- device={application:getDeviceInfo()}
-- device[1]=="Web"
-- only do the next line if html5 export
if JS.eval("window.matchMedia('(prefers-color-scheme:dark)').matches")=="true" then sysDark=1 else sysDark=0 end |
You will end up with sysDark being -1 for 'don't know', 0 for 'light' and 1 for 'dark'...


If we can figure it out for Android, iOS, Windows, etc then it could eventually be an application api call instead?
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