Possibility to start in dark mode?

Hi,

I've discovered Toogles recently I was wondering if there's any way to start in dark mode rather than having to click the theme-switcher every time. Of course a css could handle it but if there's any quick way I'd appreciate knowing it, especially that coding, even a css, is not among my talents!

Thanks.

[crittermike]

It should automatically save your preference. Which browser are you using? Are you by any chance clearing your browsing data regularly or something like that?

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I'm running Firefox 58.0.2 x64 / Win7 x64
I have cookies off but an exception for toogl.es (anyway toogles won't display with cookies forbidden)
Switching to dark mode does it fine, but once I close without clearing anything afterwards, toogles restarts in lite mode. As I said session cookie exception for toogl.es

I do have set Firefox's privacy.firstparty.isolate to true, but I can't conceive any relationship.

EDIT: I think I know why the dark-lite mode isn't saved.

As I said I've made a cookie exception for toogl.es, but that of a session cookie. It seems to me toogl.es writes the cookie in my LocalStorage (no classic cookie in view)... but a site authorized for session cookies only is not allowed to write in the user's LocalStorage if I remember correctly ... hence toogl.es cannot remember my choice. A normal cookie would remain for the session or always if I give the exception as always.

I'll try now with a lifetime cookie exception (no longer session only) for toogl.es and I bet it'll work...

I'll be right back.

Bingo.
1- toogl.es sets a LocalStorage cookie
2- with a session only cookie authorization toogl.es cannot write the cookie (no LocalStorage for session cookies).
3- Giving toogl.es an 'Allow" cookie rather than 'Session-only' cookie allows toogl.es to write the user's choice in his LocalStorage

I'd prefer a normal cookie, not t mention that LocalStorage is cleared by many users.

This said, it would be nice to have Toogles start in dark mode, either by default either with a scipt.