How to use Cycle's Dark Mode
Starting with Cycle version 2.5.0 you can now give your eyes a break by switching the Cycle client to Dark mode!
Light mode:
Dark mode:
Dark mode in Cycle keeps all of the same functionality and syntax highlighting in place but replaces the bright white background with a dark background.
Toggling Dark mode on and off
There are two methods for switching between light mode and dark mode in your Cycle client: Application Preferences and the Sun/Moon icon.
Application Preferences
By going to Edit>Preferences in the menu and scrolling down to the Appearance section you will find the setting for Color Mode:
Sun/Moon icon
You can also toggle light/dark modes by clicking the sun/moon icon in the bottom right corner of Cycle:
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