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I just added an Invert Colors shortcut to ⌘`. Gets me reasonably good "dark mode" for any website, instantly.
by crehn 8y ago
I just added an Invert Colors shortcut to ⌘`. Gets me reasonably good "dark mode" for any website, instantly.
- Eli_P 8y agoYou can invert any page with this trick: document.querySelector('html').style.filter = "invert(0.8)"
- Pavel-Agarkov 8y agoMidnight Lizard extension uses similar trick: `brightness(0.9) hue-rotate(180deg) invert(1) brightness(0.9)` This way resulting colors will be at least similar to the original ones and contrast ratio is also better
- zenexer 8y agoNormally that combination switches between windows within the same app. How do you handle that if you have it remapped? It's perhaps one of my most-used key combinations on macOS. Context: On macOS, the equivalent of Alt + Tab is ⌘Tab. However, unlike on Windows, ⌘Tab only switches between apps--it won't iterate over multiple windows within an app. That has a separate combination: ⌘`. So if you want to switch to a particular window within an app, first you have to ⌘Tab to the app, then ⌘` to the correct window.