🌙 Native light/dark mode support for Apache error pages #521
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The <meta name="color-scheme" content="light dark"> tag is now included in the <head>, so modern browsers can automatically switch based on the user’s system preference.
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This adds native support for light and dark mode on Apache’s default error pages.
<meta name="color-scheme" content="light dark">The tag is now included in the head, so modern browsers can automatically switch based on the user’s system preference.
No extra styling is needed—just letting browsers/OS do their thing.
P.S. As example how it's working on nginx 404 Demo page here - https://nginx-light-dark-404.vercel.app/404.html Just switch OS between light/dark mode