Full dark mode needed for disabled person

Hi Ataraxy01,

Re: Full dark mode needed for disabled person

Thank you for your post, and welcome to the Apple (user-to-user) Community!

Haven't used WebKit myself, so do not have much to offer on that.

Wondering if there may be something in the "Mail User Guide for macOS Sonoma" that can help.

Neither have I set up Mail "rules" myself, so do not know much about the capabilities offered:

An article from above guide: Use rules to manage emails you receive in Mail on Mac - Apple Support

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Re: Is there a Mail extension or other email program that does remove HTML from Mail so it can be read fully in dark mode?

Sorry I don't know of one, but doesn't mean there aren't any:

How to: Use Mail extensions in Mail on Mac - Apple Support

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Apple does provide some Accessibility tips and tools that may prove more fruitful ... if WebKit allows.

• Eg: Make it easier to view and differentiate what’s on the screen by inverting colours, reducing transparency, or applying a colour filter or tint. See Change display colours to make it easier to see what’s on screen.

You can quickly turn accessibility features on or off with Accessibility Shortcuts,

Learn more about macOS general accessibility features

For more help with any specific Accessibilty feature(s):

You may want to contact Apple's Accessibility Support Team:

How to contact Apple for accessibility support - Apple Support

or

Apple's Accessibility Support Website

(NB: You can "Get Support" from the link at the bottom of their website:)

Accessibility Support - Official Apple Support

All the best :-)

Are you sure inverting colours would not help:

Best suggestion offered by community experts so far:

perhaps inverting colors would help?

If you want to quickly invert your Mac’s display colors, you can also use Siri or a keyboard shortcut.

To use Siri, make sure Ask Siri is enabled in System Preferences… > Siri and then click the Siri icon in your menu bar.

Once Siri is active, ask Siri to invert colors.

To turn the inversion off, ask Siri to turn off Invert Colors:

To turn on the standard keyboard shortcut for color inverter on your Mac, go to System Preferences… > Keyboard > Shortcuts > Accessibility and check Invert Colors:

Thank you kindly for your thoughtful reply, and the added information.

Will see if some of the community experts are willing to view your posts and reply.