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Dark mode for the sites you read

15 sites people look for a dark mode for, each recoloured by Cameleon in all five skins, with what the site offers by itself and how much of its text clears WCAG AA contrast before and after. Measured 3 November 2026.

Dark mode for WikipediaShown in Midnight. Text under WCAG AA: 18 in its own colours, none in any skin.
Dark mode for BBC NewsShown in Dusk. Text under WCAG AA: 0 in its own colours, none in any skin.
Dark mode for Hacker NewsShown in Legacy. Text under WCAG AA: 266 in its own colours, none in any skin.
Dark mode for GitHubShown in Sunset. Text under WCAG AA: 0 in its own colours, none in any skin.
Dark mode for CNNShown in Yardage Book. Text under WCAG AA: 29 in its own colours, none in any skin.
Dark mode for The GuardianShown in Midnight. Text under WCAG AA: 23 in its own colours, none in any skin.
Dark mode for The VergeShown in Dusk. Text under WCAG AA: 7 in its own colours, none in any skin.
Dark mode for Ars TechnicaShown in Legacy. Text under WCAG AA: 0 in its own colours, none in any skin.
Dark mode for RTÉ NewsShown in Sunset. Text under WCAG AA: 7 in its own colours, none in any skin.
Dark mode for W3SchoolsShown in Yardage Book. Text under WCAG AA: 45 in its own colours, none in any skin.
Dark mode for the Python documentationShown in Midnight. Text under WCAG AA: 0 in its own colours, none in any skin.
Dark mode for DEV CommunityShown in Dusk. Text under WCAG AA: 3 in its own colours, up to 17 in a skin.
Dark mode for NASAShown in Legacy. Text under WCAG AA: 12 in its own colours, none in any skin.
Dark mode for MDN Web DocsShown in Sunset. Text under WCAG AA: 0 in its own colours, none in any skin.
A light mode for Daring FireballShown in Yardage Book. Text under WCAG AA: 1 in its own colours, none in any skin.

How these were measured, and what Cameleon cannot fix. The sites belong to their owners, who have nothing to do with Cameleon.