Most of these extensions popping up that revert GitHub's header to white are simply removing the `.header-dark` class which (currently) applies the dark styles and according to @mdo the styles will be permanently applied as a default.
The only way to revert them after this would be to reapply the old styles so if someone really wants that they might want to save them now.
If you remove the class right now the header reverts to how it was. This is what these extensions are doing right now, simply removing a class.
I'm saying that Github is going to apply the dark styles by default soon (without the modifier class) and the only way to revert the header will be to rewrite the old styles.
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Just a heads up that these extensions will stop working soon.
https://twitter.com/mdo/status/830149416556191744
Most of these extensions popping up that revert GitHub's header to white are simply removing the `.header-dark` class which (currently) applies the dark styles and according to @mdo the styles will be permanently applied as a default.
The only way to revert them after this would be to reapply the old styles so if someone really wants that they might want to save them now.
I don't understand that point; how are they going to engineer it so that it's impossible to target the menubar via CSS?
They're not saying it will be impossible; they're saying it won't be a simple as removing the class.
If you remove the class right now the header reverts to how it was. This is what these extensions are doing right now, simply removing a class.
I'm saying that Github is going to apply the dark styles by default soon (without the modifier class) and the only way to revert the header will be to rewrite the old styles.