does IMDB have a "dark mode" theme for the forums and Submission center? If not, can one be brought up to be created?

@MrToxix​

This is the IMDB Main Page, Super Mario Brothers Entrance Page - both follow the dark theme,  BUT, then..... going to the Contributions Page and leaving the main movie title page..... notice, the Dark Theme gets taken away. 

These forums also do not adhere to the Dark Theme as you can see here. 

That is what I am asking about,  These forums, contributions and submissions.  Not the Main Page or a Title's specific page. 

Why is that?  If one page has a dark theme, all of them under the IMDB Domain should follow that theme.  Because of that, I cannot leave the Contributions page up for a specific title and watch the movie or content. 

@jeorj_euler​ i would rather push interest to IMDB to fix this issue so that we do not have to run older outdated browsers or have to use specialty browsers exclusive to a mobile device. 

I do 90% of the things on IMDB from my desktop or my laptop.

O, absolutely! I understand. Unfortunately the the folks who configured this forum may take a few years to implement and integrate a simple cascading style sheet (CSS) description rule (using the "@media(prefers-color-scheme:dark)" function-and-parameter of course) for this purpose. Similar would be the case for the  website hosted through the actual IMDb domain name, but the time frame is contingent upon the progress of the migration from the last generation IMDb software platform to the current/emerging one.

You know what, come to think of it, I don't know that using a CSS expression containing "@media(prefers-color-scheme:dark)"  would necessarily work in regards to the desktop experience, at least in regards to Windows 7 and even older models of Microsoft's flagship operating system. I think this may be why a lot of websites explicitly provide a toggle switch in their respective interfaces, for the purpose of displaying in either "day mode" or "night mode". A great plurality, if not a majority, of desktop (including laptop) computer operators have long since moved on to Windows 11, there for many people probably don't have to worry, assuming they even care about something like web page brightness.

@jeorj_euler​ i disagree,  nearly every website i visit almost daily has the option for light/dark modes.  my email boxes, prime example, all have light/dark modes, facebook ( obviously ), Youtube. 

i just find it interesting that the domain itself does not apply the settings to the community portion nor the contributions portion of the entire imdb domain.

The content of the message I'm trying to post appears in the following screen cap:

Some kind of automated script being run by the forum administrator keeps deleting it.

Is the acronym APK not filtered?

@jeorj_euler​ bro,  STOP.......  make your own posts to test some crap like that. I was dead asleep till your posts went blowing up my phone .

Ah, yes. My apologizes. I kind of assumed that no email notifications were being sent. I will conduct further "tests" elsewhere.

@jeorj_euler​ thank you,  yeah,  you just did this.

i do need to turn that off,  i only turned it back on because i wanted to keep tabs on this specific topic.

Sorry for the abruptness,  i was like what is going on, why am i getting 10 back-to-back-to-back emails.....

FYI certain words and phrases will Auto-delete,  but mind you,  they see those flags also. 

You can get banned for doing that.   Best to speak to a forum mod/admin and test it in a controlled environment.

You're right, CapStar362. We must all be careful with spamming the system, whether intentionally or unintentionally.