I mean why would you wanna do that? just wwhy?
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Imo so he can bring it back as part of the paid features, the dude is looking for ways to make money in literally everything
And he's so shit at it, especially on Twitter. Let's not forget about the dumb idiot going full fash and chasing a significant amount of advertisers away, I'm sure that helps his financial situation a lot.
You mean pay for a CSS re-skin? To enable light mode??
Yes, that seems to be the plan.
I mean, he kinda wants to make 40 billion dollars back… he ought to try to nickel and dime every single user
And I love that there will probably soon be browser extensions specifically to allow users to use custom css on Twitter (assuming they don't already exist, which they probably do), so those who are still there and really want whatever themes he's deleting still won't have to pay him if that's the plan. Which goes for anything that is handled on the client side, though some might be easier than others.
Though I gotta admit, I do like them setting dark mode as the default. Black text on white makes sense for paper and ink but for screens it's just a lot of unnecessary light being blasted at you, wasting energy and making your eyes work harder.