On this year's OCX I was involved in a discussion that the Java Editor is very colorful in the dark theme and that this is the reason why some people don't like it.
Currently the dark theme syntax colors for Java look like this (see the preview part):

In the light time a lot less "semantic coloring" is enabled. It looks like this:

The case is that JDT's dark theme css does enable a lot of the semantic colors check boxes like. e.g. in:
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'semanticHighlighting.abstractClass.enabled=true' |
We could turn off some of the "semantic coloring" in the dark theme. I would propose something like this:

In this proposal semantic colors are used in the dark them for the same "semantic positions" as in the light theme.
What do you think ? I could provide a PR for that.
On this year's OCX I was involved in a discussion that the Java Editor is very colorful in the dark theme and that this is the reason why some people don't like it.
Currently the dark theme syntax colors for Java look like this (see the preview part):

In the light time a lot less "semantic coloring" is enabled. It looks like this:

The case is that JDT's dark theme css does enable a lot of the semantic colors check boxes like. e.g. in:
eclipse.jdt.ui/org.eclipse.jdt.ui/css/e4-dark_jdt_syntaxhighlighting.css
Line 48 in f9457be
We could turn off some of the "semantic coloring" in the dark theme. I would propose something like this:

In this proposal semantic colors are used in the dark them for the same "semantic positions" as in the light theme.
What do you think ? I could provide a PR for that.