Dark mode for the Twitch Dev docs

Published February 1, 20231 min readMarkdown

techygrrrl

I made a user script as a gist for making the Twitch Dev site use dark mode.

It should work on all dev.twitch.tv and dev.twitch.com pages at the /docs path.

If you find a bug, let me know in the blog or gist comments.

https://gist.github.com/techygrrrl/d62f05669bd8cea660cf80b344579d64

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