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Dark mode for websites that don't have one. Dark, sepia and grayscale, with brightness and warmth controls for night reading. Some sites still have no dark mode. Dark Mode Enabler gives them one, and gets out of the way on the sites that already do. Pick a display mode per site and it is remembered. Reading late at night stops meaning a screen full of white light. 🌙 FOUR DISPLAY MODES Dark, Sepia, Grayscale, or off. Dark inverts the page for night reading. Sepia warms it down like paper. Grayscale drains colour so you can concentrate. Your choice is saved per website. 🎛️ TUNE IT TO YOUR SCREEN Brightness, contrast and warmth controls. Take the glare off white text, lift harsh pure black to a softer grey, or cut blue light late at night. Set it once and it applies everywhere. ⚡ NO WHITE FLASH The theme is in place before the page renders, so you are never blinded by a white screen while a slow site loads. 🧩 PAGES KEEP WORKING Sticky headers, navigation bars, menus, dialogs and pop-ups all behave normally. Photographs stay photographs instead of turning into negatives, and dark logos do not vanish into the background. ✅ KNOWS WHEN TO STAY OUT OF THE WAY Plenty of sites ship their own dark theme. Inverting one of those turns a good dark page into a bright one. Dark Mode Enabler spots them and tells you, so you can leave those sites to handle themselves. 🔒 GENUINELY PRIVATE No analytics. No telemetry. No accounts. No network requests of any kind. The only thing stored is which mode you picked for which site, and it never leaves your device. Works on news sites, documentation, dashboards, webmail, forums, wikis and anything else that only ever shipped a light theme.
Aug 11, 2026
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