I personally use DarkReader, ~~it's not foss afaik but works well and is decent about userdata from what I've seen. There are likely better options out there tho that I just haven't found~~
Turns out it actually is FOSS and it's pretty good!
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Dark Reader is foss
Oh nice then! Will update my comment
There are tools for viewing source code of Firefox extensions, for example this one, which is web-based:
"Dark Background and Light Text" is much faster than Dark Reader.
Faster in what sense? Doesnt seem to me as if dark reader makes things any slower.
I use dark reader on desktop and dark background white text on mobile for that very reason. But there are many websites I encounter for which I have to disable the dark background addon because it turns too many buttons and other important website features black making them impossible to see.