Both are the same when you start: 123456, those you can change later on.
Thanks 
Can and should.
Stand corrected, just understand that the longer and complicated you make your password it will take longer to sign in. Keyboard is small and typo’s are made easier! My personal 2 cents🤨
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It’s less about length than it is about using a password that’s been published on the internet. Longer is better (to an extent), but if everybody knows it then length is irrelevant.
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Actually nothing for real (and for time being). While related described here: Gedit 'Preferences' option missing you can use dark mode there like this:
GTK_THEME=Adwaita:dark epiphany-browser
You need to open Terminal app and type (this will open Web 40.2 instead of using, as accustomed, its icon directly):
This command opens the browser directly to the white opening page 
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Thank you, regardless.
Adwaita:dark opens dark (not white). And I do understand your point but if content of some Web page is made white it stays white. Please try this change (same command / another app):
GTK_THEME=Adwaita:dark gnome-calculator
This is not a web page but the opening page of the browser we are talking about
The page is dark to start of with.
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@dav69, a suggestion to make things easier for you:
- Go to the PureOS store.
- Enable “Show Incompatible Applications” in the Preferences.
- Click the magnifying glass to search the store.
- Search for “librem5” without a space.
- Install
Screen Shot(which is one part of theLibrem5-goodiesbundle). - The other two packages,
Screen RecorderandContacts Importershould install with it, but if not, you can install them separately.
After that, you’ll be able to take screenshots of any app screen and upload directly to the forum without having to take a photo with a second camera.
P.S. Don’t worry, they are compatible.
Adwaita-dark theme is installed already for quite a while. The only problem is the opening page of the web browser. For some reason it turns white after the app has finished opening! That’s all! The rest is OK!
Sorry about the confusing way I answered the different responses.
Install and use GNOME Tweaks to hard-set dark theme.
P.S. If you have your home page set to “Blank Page,” it’s going to be white. Designate a “custom” home page or “most visited sites,” if you want to avoid white.
Or set it to start in “Incognito mode.” That will be dark.
I tried that but I have no clue how to set the custom page as a dark background.
If you first activate Adwaita-dark in the Tweaks app, then set a custom home page, e.g. DuckDuckGo, Startpage, Searx, etc., the home page will display dark. See the last image in the tutorial I linked earlier.
Custom homepage (Startpage, then DDG):
Using Most Visited Pages as home page:
Starting in Incognito Mode:
All dark.
But setting your home page to “Blank Page” is going to be white.
I just set the custom home page with the DuckDuckGo address and this works.
Thank you again!
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