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Apple could soon be adding per-website dark mode toggles in Safari
WebKit code reveals that Apple could be adding per-website dark mode toggles in Safari. It's unclear when and if the feature will roll out.
Safari is one of the most commonly used web browsers on Apple devices. It's fast, reliable, and efficient when it comes to energy usage. This web browser supports a wide variety of features that cater to basic needs. However, power users sometimes find it lacking when compared to its rivals, such as Google Chrome. In an attempt to beef up Safari, Apple has been working on adding a number of new features internally. These include the long overdue push notification support for websites on iOS -- which an early iOS 15.4 beta revealed. The latest findings point at the possibility of Apple implementing per-website dark mode toggles in Safari for both iOS and macOS. It's worth noting, though, that these are only traces that 9to5Mac has found in WebKit's code. So it's still unknown when and if they'll roll out to users.