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Originally Posted by Slevin#7
You'd be right if the image would stay the same. The initial problem was, that the image was properly modified within the media-query for the dark mode, resulting in an image with white lines and white text. But Google added a white background for the transparent parts in the believe to keep the contrast which led to a white drawn diagram on a white background (provided by Google).
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Ok, if you are going to employ @media to detect dark-mode, FOR THE IMAGE, in light/night mode you would have the right color and the right background (and that is a huge step). But how does it look in Readium (one of the Sigil's plugin) with the several themes it has (not only light and night)? And in Thorium, how does it look when you select Neutral, Sepia or Night? The "issue" here is that @media (prefers-color-scheme: dark/light) is intended to to detect the system's theme, not the e-reader's. For that reason won't be honored in some ereaders.