Here is a post from 2012 explaining why it's important to use a dark grey instead of a pure black: https://ianstormtaylor.com/design-tip-never-use-black
And I agree. Pure black often looks bad.
Light gray is even worse.
Here is a post from 2012 explaining why it's important to use a dark grey instead of a pure black: https://ianstormtaylor.com/design-tip-never-use-black
And I agree. Pure black often looks bad.
Light gray is even worse.
I also find pure white with pure black really straining on my eyes. I hate the trails of lines I get reading bright text on dark backgrounds, or with really high-contrast colours generally.
Like the parent(or grandparent?), I've edited CSS for web pages. I've got a chrome extension called change colors installed, which has shortcuts for override-colours-by-domain and on-this-page-only. Really handy.
It seems like it might be worth taking advantage of OLEDs ability to do unlit black.
It is, but (very) dark gray text on a (very) dark gray background is fine. This light gray on white thing is just nonsense.