Add dark mode to Universal Summarizer

Grooty

Pretty much title. I could talk more about it, but I think the reason is pretty self-explanatory, though please enlighten me if this has been suggested before.

snowynest

Setting the browser to dark mode also changes the appearance of Universal Summarizer, but certainly not in sync with the theme settings on https://kagi.com/settings?p=appearance. It would be nice if this could be improved.

Grooty

Ah, I see, thank you. I'm running Firefox with the resist fingerprinting about:config setting turned on, so it makes all websites light mode, so that's why I didn't know.
I should've also maybe clarified in my post that i of course also meant a switch, and, as you also said, making it in sync with Kagi Search.

Vlad

Grooty because currently they are independent apps, as we did not expect people to use the US app separately as much. so we need to completely rethink this flow some time in the future. Suggestions welcome.

Grooty

Vlad I think it's a tough thing to figure out, and I do not envy you. I do have some thoughts, though.

Firstly, there is a fine line between making US app too hidden (which I think it is now), but also making it intuitive and natural to use (which I somewhat think it is now). I think it's nice that it's just its own separate app (I don't know how else it would be), though the way to get to that app is a bit too hard.

Secondly, I think Kagi is in this sort of in between phase where you have SOME AI stuff, but not enough to make a separate webpage highlighting them all, if that makes sense.

Though, with that said, now that you also have reverse image search, you are at the point where I think you could make a fantastic add-on (as seen here) combining all of them together.