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(QGIS 3 Since QGIS 3.22, there is the option to 'Invert colors' in raster layer symbology.22) 

It's not perfect, but a quick way to get started with a Night Mode could be to check the Invert colors option on the OpenStreetMap layer. Play around with the Gamma and Colorize options to tweak the colours.

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(QGIS 3.22) It's not perfect, but a quick way to get started could be to check the Invert colors option on the OpenStreetMap layer. Play around with the Gamma and Colorize options to tweak the colours.

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Since QGIS 3.22, there is the option to 'Invert colors' in raster layer symbology. 

It's not perfect, but a quick way to get started with a Night Mode could be to check the Invert colors option on the OpenStreetMap layer. Play around with the Gamma and Colorize options to tweak the colours.

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(QGIS 3.22) It's not perfect, but a quick way to get started could be to check the Invert colors option on the OpenStreetMap layer. Play around with the Gamma and Colorize options to tweak the colours.

enter image description here

It's not perfect, but a quick way to get started could be to check the Invert colors option on the OpenStreetMap layer. Play around with the Gamma and Colorize options to tweak the colours.

enter image description here

(QGIS 3.22) It's not perfect, but a quick way to get started could be to check the Invert colors option on the OpenStreetMap layer. Play around with the Gamma and Colorize options to tweak the colours.

enter image description here

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It's not perfect, but a quick way to get started could be to check the Invert colors option on the OpenStreetMap layer. Play around with the Gamma and Colorize options to tweak the colours.

enter image description here