How do you know if dark mode is being applied to both tables and apps?

In Jestor, dark mode is no longer applied only to isolated parts of the interface: it's now respected in both table views and the apps built on top of them, keeping the same look across the whole platform.

How to tell if dark mode is active everywhere

Before, it was common for dark mode to look "broken" on some screens, with parts still showing a light background. With the style update, both the table and the app linked to it now follow the same theme. Just switch to dark mode in your appearance settings and navigate between the table and its corresponding app to confirm both keep the same dark palette, with no visual inconsistencies.

Area	Follows dark mode?
Tables	Yes
Apps	Yes

How to turn on and check dark mode

Go to appearance settings (or use the Ctrl/Cmd + . shortcut).
Select the dark theme.
Open a table to confirm the new style has been applied.
Go to the app linked to that table and confirm the same dark theme is kept.

Why choose Jestor

Visual consistency: tables and apps share the same visual identity, including in dark mode.
Quick setup: the theme can be switched at any time from the settings panel.
Comfort for long sessions: dark mode helps anyone spending many hours a day inside the platform.

Does dark mode need to be turned on separately for each table?

No. The appearance setting is account-wide and applies to both tables and apps.

Do table sharing and other table features still work in dark mode?

Yes, table features, including quick sharing, keep working normally regardless of the theme chosen.

Can you switch between light and dark at any time?

Yes, the switch can be made whenever you want, with no impact on the data in tables or apps.

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