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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Now it is not clear, if the auto theme is enabled by default, and I change it manually, how can I then switch back to auto? After all, in the tooltip you write that the light/dark theme will be enabled, although in localStorage you specify auto if you select the theme that is currently selected.
And if I use the automatic theme change in the system depending on the time of day and now the dark theme, but I want the dark theme to always be used on the site, I need to forcibly change the theme to light in the system, and then select the dark theme on the site, and turn on the automatic theme change back in the system, which is not at all convenient.
Describe the solution you'd like
In the theme switcher, the options need to be specified in text - Light, Auto (Match system), Dark. You can do this with a <select> if it takes up a lot of space, since people usually rarely change the theme. As example, you could take a look at MDN.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Now it is not clear, if the auto theme is enabled by default, and I change it manually, how can I then switch back to auto? After all, in the tooltip you write that the light/dark theme will be enabled, although in localStorage you specify
auto
if you select the theme that is currently selected.And if I use the automatic theme change in the system depending on the time of day and now the dark theme, but I want the dark theme to always be used on the site, I need to forcibly change the theme to light in the system, and then select the dark theme on the site, and turn on the automatic theme change back in the system, which is not at all convenient.
Describe the solution you'd like
In the theme switcher, the options need to be specified in text - Light, Auto (Match system), Dark. You can do this with a
<select>
if it takes up a lot of space, since people usually rarely change the theme. As example, you could take a look at MDN.Describe alternatives you've considered
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