So on android, a force dark mode turns white background of ALL apps to the black and make text light even for the apps which do not have dark mode settings or the ones which do not follow system settings. It works on that by changing colors when they are rendered on the screen. SO it applies to all apps and settings with a single toggle.
Apparently this is not possible in Windows 10 with my research as of now. But if I have missed, is there a such functionality so that I do not have to go in each specific app and change settings and also use dark theme in windows settings just to change overall theme? It would be much easier if it would be a single switch. Currently closest I can get to is to toggle color filters and invert colors. But this distorts the colors of images as well. Similar is the case with Negative Screen software. It does the job but destroys colors in images, videos as well i.e. inverts all the colors. What I am looking for is a selective inversion mechanism which intelligently inverts only where needed. Is there a good approach to do this? I am also fine with being locked into dark mode but turning all apps settings to dark mode does not guarantee complete dark mode as some apps simply does not have dark mode. How can I deal with this?
