Hello Traccar team,
I would like to suggest an improvement to the web interface regarding the Light/Dark mode.
I'm currently using Traccar 6.16.0 and I noticed that the Dark Mode setting is not available as an individual preference for regular users. It appears to be controlled at the server level or through the browser/OS environment.
It would be very useful to allow each user to choose their preferred interface theme independently, for example:
- Light
- Dark
- Automatic (follow the browser/OS preference)
For example, on the same Traccar server:
- User A could use Light mode.
- User B could use Dark mode.
- User C could follow the system/browser preference.
This would be especially useful when a Traccar installation is used by multiple users with different preferences. The administrator could still define a default theme for the server, but individual users could override that default without requiring administrator privileges.
Ideally, this could be implemented as a user preference in the Preferences/Settings section, with the following behavior:
Theme:
The selected preference would be stored for the individual user and synchronized across sessions/devices, rather than being dependent only on the browser or operating system.
I believe this would improve the user experience without changing the existing server-wide configuration behavior.
Thank you for considering this feature.
For feature requests you should use GitHub.
Alright, I'll request it on GitHub.
Hello Traccar team,
I would like to suggest an improvement to the web interface regarding the Light/Dark mode.
I'm currently using Traccar 6.16.0 and I noticed that the Dark Mode setting is not available as an individual preference for regular users. It appears to be controlled at the server level or through the browser/OS environment.
It would be very useful to allow each user to choose their preferred interface theme independently, for example:
For example, on the same Traccar server:
This would be especially useful when a Traccar installation is used by multiple users with different preferences. The administrator could still define a default theme for the server, but individual users could override that default without requiring administrator privileges.
Ideally, this could be implemented as a user preference in the Preferences/Settings section, with the following behavior:
Theme:
The selected preference would be stored for the individual user and synchronized across sessions/devices, rather than being dependent only on the browser or operating system.
I believe this would improve the user experience without changing the existing server-wide configuration behavior.
Thank you for considering this feature.