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Yeah, I really prefer high-contrast black on white, and I don't like reading dark mode. But like you I keep track of screen brightness, and even (gasp) adjust it up or down relative to room brightness.
That's another important factor in legibility, how much your eyes have adjusted to everything surrounding the screen.
Books and printed matter do this naturally, it's called reflective light, but for screens you need to pay some attention.
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