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Hello @Matt. On our community we customized URLs to Spanish equivalents, so for example, /profile/ became /perfil/, /login/ -> /iniciarsesion/. But robots.txt keeps using original Friendly URLs.
Is there a possibility that in the future, urls in robots.txt are generated dynamically based on customized FURLs?

Hello @Matt. On our community we customized URLs to Spanish equivalents, so for example, /profile/ became /perfil/, /login/ -> /iniciarsesion/. But robots.txt keeps using original Friendly URLs.
Is there a possibility that in the future, urls in robots.txt are generated dynamically based on customized FURLs?

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I'm starting a new community shortly and I just don't want my users to use deprecated features. Not a big deal, but if a feature is deprecated, I don't want to have someone use it and then react negatively when it goes away. Users don't like change (especially feature removals), in my experience.

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Surely shipping with two themes is better not just 'no' in the meantime, otherwise customers are waiting literally years for something that shouldn't take as long. I know staff aren't keen on it though so that's probably more the reason why.
On a forum which uses XF they do this and I think it works great.
 
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What a strange excuse. It's the problem of the users of these third-party themes. Why we're who use the official theme should suffer because of them?

Totally agree. Although I'm a 3rd-party provider, I really don't like and don't use 3rd-party themes.

Simply allow us as admins to set an attribute on each installed theme that designates the modes the theme supports, either light, dark, or both. Next, have the ACP Themes section support setting a default theme for light mode users and a default theme for dark mode users. Admins can then choose a third party theme for users in dark mode and the default IPS theme for users in light mode. IPS could even provide a separate dark default theme to be used by those of us that don't use third party themes.
Finally, when a theme is loaded, it should be very simple to have a JS check for current mode and load the appropriate theme (as set in the theme attributes - light/dark/both).
I think this would be pretty easy to implement and not put any burden for third party themes since the dark mode theme would be a separate theme from the light mode theme. No big changes required to the existing IPS theming system either.