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🖤 Dark mode that keeps images natural. 11 themes, custom palette, per-site assignment. No tracking. Turn off the lights without losing the plot. Most dark modes desaturate your photos and make videos look like X-rays. This one doesn't. Dark Mode & Custom Themes applies real CSS color overrides to every site you visit — your images stay vivid, videos stay crisp, and graphics stay on-brand. It's the dark mode that actually respects your content. 🖤 11 hand-crafted themes Midnight, Rose Pine, Gruvbox Dark, Dracula, Nord, Catppuccin, Graphite, Light, Sepia, AMOLED, Ocean — each one tuned for readability and personality, not just "dark background + light text." 🎨 Per-site themes Assign a different vibe to work, social, and entertainment. Your developer docs stay sharp in Gruvbox while YouTube kicks back in Midnight. Each site gets its own flavor. ✨ Build your own Custom 4-color palette editor with a live preview. Pick your background, text, link, and accent colors — no code, no guesswork. See exactly what you're going to get. Tweak it further: brightness, contrast, sepia, warmth, grayscale. 🔤 Font override that doesn't break icons Swap your reading font without nuking Font Awesome or emoji. Icon libraries stay intact while body text transforms. ⌨️ Alt+Shift+D toggles dark mode from anywhere. Shadow DOM support handles modern web apps. All data stays on your device — no accounts, no tracking, no ads.
Sep 4, 2026
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