Chrome dark mode/theme

I'm trying to get my phone and most apps into dark mode/dark theme, for my eyes/phone battery, and have enabled both Chrome UI dark mode and Android web content dark mode on the chrome://flags list of options. It's changed BBC news for example, now dark with light/white text, but LFGSS is still white with black text. Is this a LFGSS-specific setting, and one I therefore wouldn't be able to change? No problem if so, I'm more intrigued/learning about geeky Android stuff.

Thanks for any answers...

Ask @Velocio

Good idea...

@Velocio do you know if LFGSS would override a 'dark theme' on Chrome on Android 8...? Thanks for your help.

I installed the Dolphin browser on Android and run in night mode for this exact purpose.

Native chrome dark mode would be nicer

Thanks, will have a look at that. Apparently there is a native dark mode coming for Android sometime.
Maybe in The Future we'll look back at these overly-bright screen days as ancient history...

interestingly there is research that suggests the night mode thing offers little to no benefit.

In what sense of benefit? I like the darker look as it (maybe via placebo effect I admit) feels less 'strainy' - that's a medical word - on my eyes, and I can believe it drains the battery less than lighting up all the white pixels? Willing to learn/be corrected though...

https://www.howtogeek.com/423717/dark-mode-isn’t-better-for-you-but-we-love-it-anyway/
https://www.forbes.com/sites/brookecrothers/2019/06/16/dark-mode-and-battery-life-lcds-vs-oleds-ios-13-iphone-google-android-the-facts/#6f71609a6c93

I cant find the report re: comprehension, but it seems that comprehension and absorption are aided by black on white. I use mostly normal with the warmth turned up, feels better to me.

after all its personal preference, its just that the marketing around it is just that, marketing

I like dark mode because it doesn't illuminate the whole room at night!

I have most of my interfaces set to dark, much easier to read, maybe I should get an kindle/ePaper screen

Interesting, thanks. Looks like battery life at least is likely to be a bit of an urban legend. Never mind.