OAuth2 scope for getting user's theme

[muddyfish]

It would be pretty nice to have an Oauth scope to get the user's default theme if it's set, for websites which use a Discord integration. This would help websites to choose the theme a user prefers to use automatically.

Using it would return either 'light' or 'dark', or something else if Discord implements new themes. It could possibly be extended to return cozy/compactness and other personalised display settings.

[Taarek]

Including a11y settings would be useful as well. I.e colorblind settings.

[Soheab]

Is this still something being considered or..?

[AshesOfEther]

Websites can use the prefers-color-scheme media query to detect the user's preferred color scheme, based on OS settings. It can also be used from JS, so there isn't much use for an OAuth scope for this. I could see it making sense for accessibility settings, but as far as I'm aware most websites do not have those. However, if that's not the case, I'd love to be corrected.

[IanMitchell]

What Tobias said is correct - I think the proper course here is to use media queries / local user overrides as necessary 😄. I may be wrong, but some of the data might be client-only which would prevent us from sharing it