The rest of the website is fine, but for some reason my dashboard is entirely in greyscale. Below is a screenshot of my dashboard. Any idea what is going on here? Has my subscription to itch.io color run out?

EDIT: For those who are just coming across this thread, it seems like a greyscale-d dashboard only effects people who have earned revenue while their revenue sharing option is set to 0%. If your dashboard is in greyscale, you can set your revenue sharing to anything above 0% to get the colors back.

As of this edit, there has been no official statement from itch.io about what is going on.

Why is the greyscale filter set to 100%??? Why is the filter even a thing???????? I am in confusion

Same

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I spot some widget.dark_theme for that layout selector or whatever that is. Do you have that <style> element on all pages or only on dashboard? Same for the iframe.

It just feels like some hacky way of trying to do dark mode where dark mode is not possible. I am not versed enough in css to understand what that iframe does. It is just strange that I do not have both elements at all.

Oh, and dark mode from within Itch's settings works just fine on my system.

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So the iframe might be an inactive icon, as it says on the tin. It might be unrelated to the greyness.

For the greyness, if it is on mobile too and the Itch app, that is very strange. Also, because it is in the body and not in the css file.

I'm also getting that style element popping up on my dashboard. Really strange.

I thought I was crazy... but it's true, it's all in black and white! Any solution?

Why is this happening? I thought this site was supposed to be the good one

Itch has made the dashboard grey for all users who share 0% of their revenue with itch.

This is a stupid practice and I wouldn't mind them asking but just doing this without any notice is annoying and counterintuitive.

For anyone still wondering, you can run a custom script on a browser extension.

-I am using "violentmonkey" extension on firefox that lets you run custom scripts.
-You can use chatgpt to help you write a script on violent monkey to disable only on https://itch.io

Just add the script and run it. Simple.. No more annoying greyscale.

The gray made it difficult to upload new artwork for projects, so I decided to pay the piper.

If this is their way of asking, I don't mind sharing revenue. In fact, I don't even think I knew I had it set to 0% -- I figured I was paying a cut, but I guess that was just taxes, VATs, etc.

More transparency would've been nice, but I don't mind reimbursing them for the ability to use their site. Bandcamp has been doing it on autopilot for years now and pretty much nobody complains about it, because it's just the cost of being part of a wonderful community.

Anyway, I'm still grateful for Itch, even with weird hiccups like this. I understand their need to create pressure surrounding the issue, but a little more transparency and care might've won more people over.

This change is so childish and petty. Just makes it hard to read any information.

Our group sets revenue share to zero because all our projects are fundraisers. We send the money we get from itch to charitable organizations and mutual aid. I still lose some money in the process due to payout fees. It's really ridiculous that itch couldn't bother to communicate the reason for the greyscale to the userbase. If they were to communicate openly about this, I'd consider putting a revenue share above zero.

It's also definitely an accessibility issue, as mentioned upthread.