DocsAfterDark on Firefox doesn't invert image colors, but the google chrome version does

[Coryalyz]

DocsAfterDark on Firefox doesn't invert image colours, but the google chrome version does.

If you install DocsAfterDark for Firefox, and see a google docs with images in it, you will notice that the images don't get inverted. But if you use the same extension but with google chrome or edge, then that version inverts the images, even though I don't want it to.

Please fix.

[tcp-kitty]

As far as I know, this is a quirk of the chromium platform and thus cannot be fixed.

[xsini92]

Same problem here with Chrome, it is pretty annoying to have the image colors inverted. Is there any chance this problem will be solved?

[waymondrang]

Hello, thank you for opening this issue! As @tcp-kitty stated, the current CSS-based invert solution affects images on Chrome but not on Firefox. This is due to differences in the way Google Docs renders documents between the platforms. I understand and personally agree and that images being inverted is very annoying and frustrating, which is why I am testing a more robust invert method!

You can follow the development of this potentially new invert method in #125.