Canva's Dark Mode Darkens Canvas Colors, Breaking Accurate Print Color Preview
Canva's dark mode alters the displayed colors of a user's actual project pages, not just the surrounding UI chrome. This makes it impossible to judge true on-screen colors before printing, risking mismatched print output for anyone designing in dark mode.
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