Can the system theme automatically follow the browser's light or dark mode?

Yes. In Jestor, besides manually choosing between light and dark themes, there's a "system" option that automatically mirrors the appearance set in the browser where the platform is being opened.

How the theme option works

When accessing Jestor through the app, the user chooses directly between light or dark. When accessing through a browser, it's possible to select the "system" option: in that case, Jestor automatically starts using the same theme — light or dark — already set in the browser's preferences, with no need to switch manually.

Theme option	Behavior
Light	Interface always in light mode
Dark	Interface always in dark mode
System	Mirrors the theme set in the browser

How to set your appearance

Go to your profile and open "My account."
Click "Appearance."
Choose between light, dark, or system theme.
Save — the change applies immediately across the whole platform.

Why choose Jestor

Visual comfort: each user adjusts the appearance to however they prefer to work.
Automatic consistency: the system option avoids having to switch themes manually.
Set up in seconds: the setting is adjusted directly from the account menu, with no need for support.

Is the "system" option also available on the mobile app?

On the mobile app, the choice is made manually between light or dark; the system option is aimed at browser access.

Does changing the theme affect the data or structure of the apps?

No. The appearance setting is purely visual and doesn't interfere with the data or structure of tables and apps.

Can you go back to light mode after choosing dark?

Yes, the switch can be made at any time through the same appearance menu.

Reference video

Check out more hands-on tutorials on the Jestor YouTube channel.

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