I've given you two options to accomplish what you want - with no new Sigil feature necessary. One of those will need to suffice; as no magic checkbox will be forthcoming anytime soon. There's just not enough need to justify the work that would be required to code such a feature.
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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
Windows itself allows for dark Windows mode with light apps (or vice versa). Why not accomplish the same thing that way?
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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
One thing that seems to work requires setting the QT_QPA_PLATFORM environment variable to "windows:darkmode=0" (without the quotes). But doing so would force all Qt6 (6.5+) programs to run in light mode regardless if the system was set to dark. If you really wanted to just target Sigil, you'd need to create a batch/cmd file to set the variable before launching Sigil.
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