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Check out "Darker Reader" extension... now you'll get that everywhere, automatically, with good looking dark colors. I think it achieves that by leveraging col
by MrBra 8y ago
Check out "Darker Reader" extension... now you'll get that everywhere, automatically, with good looking dark colors.
I think it achieves that by leveraging color theory and CSS filters.
Once you try it you cannot go back :)
I am not involved in development nor devs are friends of mine, I just think it didn't get all the exposure it deserves.
PS if you're on chrome, after installing Darker Reader the infamous chrome white flash problem will mess with your eyes... Following thread has a partial solution to that:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18714902 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18714902
- hutattedonmyarm 8y agoas much as I love that extension, I prefer "native" dark modes (as in, provided directly by the website)
- MrBra 8y agowell, to that I prefer the capability of having a dark mode for every website, especially when the result looks good is beautifully readable.