Forces a dark theme on Google Translate by inverting colors.
Google Translate Dark Theme Script - Details
This document provides a detailed explanation for the script that applies a comprehensive dark theme to the Google Translate website.
Modern websites like Google Translate are complex and their internal code changes frequently. Initial attempts to create a dark theme often involve manually changing the color of each element (buttons, text boxes, backgrounds) one by one. This approach is fragile because as soon as Google updates its website's code, the script can easily break.
The "Color Invert" method is much more robust. Instead of changing individual elements, it applies a graphical filter to the entire webpage. This single command inverts all the colors, turning white into black, light gray into dark gray, and so on. It's a powerful "catch-all" solution that is far less likely to break after a website update.
The script is very concise but effective. Here’s a breakdown of the key parts:
filter: invert(1) hue-rotate(180deg);invert(1) function flips all the colors on the page (black becomes white, blue becomes yellow, etc.). We add hue-rotate(180deg) to rotate the color wheel. This corrects many of the inverted colors, making blues and greens appear more natural in dark mode.background-color: #fff;invert(1) filter is applied, this white background becomes black, forming the foundation of our dark theme.img, video { filter: invert(1) hue-rotate(180deg); }
Note: A side effect of this method is that some colors may not be perfect. For example, a bright red might become a cyan shade. This is a small trade-off for a complete and stable dark mode that covers 100% of the website.
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