Use Via browser. Set it to dark mode. If you are using Android 11 and above, you will like it. No ads. Recommended.

Or if you are using Phoenix (PHX) browser, you will like the dark mode. You can disable the notifications and news feeds or something. But you will not be able to disable ads but which is not that bad as you can skip it or disappear after 5 seconds. J am not recommending this.

Also UC browser has black mode. But it will be adjusting the forum as you zoom out and it make this forum look like mobile unlike Via and Phoenix browser that looks like computer.

I don't think you can use a userscript on Android Chrome; it doesn't support plugins compared to the PC version.
You can maybe try installing Firefox in your new phone because it's support plugins and then install any userscript plugin and check all dark theme userscript from this thread: "asktom.cf Userscripts/ Add-ons / SMF patches"


This one works.

First go to chrome and then settings at setting tap on theme and select dark. Once this step is completed then you should visit and then search "dark", you'll find Auto Dark Mode for Web Contents, change it from default to enabled and then restart the chrome. This will change your chrome's theme and web content to dark mode. It works for me and hope it may work for you as well.

You may have read in such a hassle because you have bought a new phone and try to describe your problem below. If you want to run the Bitcointalk’s site in Dark mode on Chrome, you can use the user script. You can use extension called Stylus or Dark Reader. They will help change the layout of the site and the site will look like the dark mode of your phone. The problem you mention, where text is underline and growing up, is probably due to the default settings of your browser or phone. If you use a rech-text editor, it can change the style. If you see this problem in Chrome, it may be due to your phone’s browser settings, or the editor that you are using is behaving like that. If you wish, you can check the style settings of the editor or use special app to ensure the correct text size and format.

I would avoid Chrome browser on Android. It's the only one I know I couldn't add uBlock origin to (and I clearly wanted to).

I'm using Vivaldi browser. It's based on Chromium and it has a setting under the Themes  - which is also dark for me too - to turn all (!!!) web pages dark.
And Vivaldi has in-built blocker for ads, popups and trackers.

For Android, the Opera browser comes with built-in Dark mode,

To Opt dark more, click the profile Icon at the bottom right corner and there you can see the darkmode, just toggle it and everything becomes black.

Underlines are probably as a result of spelling errs, so you might wanna check the spelling or it's probably as a result of differences in US and UK English versions.

This will probably do the trick, one don't need any complex method to put it in dark mode, you can just reduced the brightness of the screen.

Most time when I get tired of the white background on bitcointalk I will just put my device in dark mode using the dark mode icon and it will automatically turn Dark background .

Hmm.

I think I might end up just using Firefox or Opera or another browser instead.

I just noticed there is no ad blocker on chrome, so that's hardly ideal when I run on a metered connection. So I guess maybe Opera and its data-saving mode will be useful there too.

My device is already in dark mode but I will see what happens when I use that chrome flag.

Alternative to what people has contributed here you can turn on your android screen to dark-mode, then enable "Eye care On at Sunset", and also turn on light adaptive. Whenever i am on mobile this feature helps me a lot to control my view on the forum. This was my experience when I started navigating the forum though my android instead of using pc, and pc is more relaxed while using it than phone and there are some text i may finds difficulties reading them because it's too tiny for view. The best place to explore the forum more better is through Tablet, Personal computer or desktop.

Opera browser is a closed source and it comes with a bunch of bloatware installed.
Brave browser is a bit better and it is coming with ad-blocker but you need to manually disable some extra stuff.
Few other options you have are DuckDuckGo browser or Firefox.

Yes you can disable it anytime.
Just bookmark the link I posted and change to default Disabled settings.
You can also play with different inversion settings and see what works best for you.