googleautomator.com · Accessibility
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Instantly apply Dark Mode to any website, with E-Ink, Blue Light, and customizable accessibility options. Comfort Dark Mode gives every webpage an adjustable visual layer for nighttime browsing, paper-like reading, warmer color, and clearer keyboard navigation. Switch the current site on or off with one tap, then choose the look that suits the moment. • Dark Mode for a balanced, low-glare appearance • E-Ink Mode for a paper-like monochrome view • Soft Mode for gentler contrast • OLED Mode for deeper black backgrounds • Warm Mode for a softer amber-toned page • Blue Light Mode for an adjustable warm overlay that preserves original page colors Make it yours: • Fine-tune text, background, link, border, selection, brightness, contrast, and grayscale values • Save changes directly to any preset or restore its defaults • Control image, background-image, video, canvas, and embedded-media grayscale independently • Schedule automatic start and end times • Turn Comfort Mode off on individual sites • Keep preferences saved between browser sessions Accessibility Assist adds stronger contrast, visible keyboard focus, underlined links, readable spacing, larger controls, a skip link, and reduced motion. It is WCAG-informed, but it does not certify that individual websites comply with WCAG. Comfort Mode works locally in Chrome. It includes no analytics, advertising, remote code, external API calls, or developer-operated server. Webpage content is never sent to the developer. Some people find light text on dark backgrounds harder to read, so the original page appearance always remains one click away.
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