So I configure light mode (black text, white background) everywhere, then I use NegativeScreen for Windows to invert colors.
Bonus: you can also setup a transformation matrix to convert all brightness to red, giving you a red-on-black mode for use at night.
This is the only reliable way I know to get a perfect dark mode everywhere (in outlook, terminal, notepad...) as many apps don't support dark mode or have some half-assed support, but all of them have light mode now that the start menu also has light colors support
(One exception on android: samsung browser get special mention for its dark-mode that applies to all pictures)
So I configure light mode (black text, white background) everywhere, then I use NegativeScreen for Windows to invert colors.
Bonus: you can also setup a transformation matrix to convert all brightness to red, giving you a red-on-black mode for use at night.
This is the only reliable way I know to get a perfect dark mode everywhere (in outlook, terminal, notepad...) as many apps don't support dark mode or have some half-assed support, but all of them have light mode now that the start menu also has light colors support
(One exception on android: samsung browser get special mention for its dark-mode that applies to all pictures)