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Offer a dark theme in the Android app similar to the one on the web.

Blue is nice but dark is better, at least for some people.

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    PetePete shared a merged idea: add a 'night' theme for us astronomers  ·   ·  Show description
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      • AnonymousAnonymous commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

        I totally dig the white theme and I'll pick it over black any day, but as stated here, black uses less battery on AMOLED, and white uses a LOT more than on LCD. My phone is an LCD screen so I don't personally care, but this is an essential feature for AMOLED screens.

      • PetePete commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

        Wrong click, so it'll show up as a comment. Love the HootSuite Android app, but it blinds me when checking Twitter while out stargazing. Black and dark red are good colors that don't hurt the eyes much. Simply having a toggle between 'night mode' and 'day mode' would be good.

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