The top of the Google search results page or the tables it returns as a result is light gray instead of black.

Best dark add-on ever :) It's brilliant, nothing like that on Edge or Chrome.

Doesn't change enough elements on many common sites (Amazon) so there's a stark black/white contrast. Also doesn't change enough text, making some dark gray or black on black, unreadable.

estou gostando muito

Simply doesn't work. If there are settings changes that need to happen, they are not at all apparent, and there is no info in the "About" page here about any additional necessary setup that may or may not be available to make it work. Saying "all websites" and not having it work at all is pretty bad.

Works fine to me.
Good use for me reading Light Novel and Manga/manhua/manhwa to force dark mode on website and scan website that don't have dark mode.

Suggestions:

1. a right-click context menu with "exclude from this site" (it is useless on sites that are already dark), like this one has: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/dark-mode-webextension/

2. a shortcut toggle like Dark Reader (https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/darkreader/) has.

I wish blacklist domain excluded ... domain, not just subdomain. Or it could at least accept wildcards, like (*.domain.com, domain.com), instead of naming all subdomains.

also - I wish there was whitelist option to run this. There IS blacklist, but I would rather prefer to use whitelist for my case.

Other then that it's really good. If someone complains about unreadable site, try dark invert #5 it may turn dark sites into bright ones, but at least it doesn't causes mess that some other styles cause (everything turning dark or bad colors picked)... The big con is the fact, that now you have whole bunch of dark sites looking terrible, to black-listed... That's why I would wish there is whitelist, so I could mostly *just go with default view* and only enable addon on sites that need it.