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Manage Chromium's native dark mode per-site with regex rules and dark element fixes. Manage Chromium’s native dark mode on a per-site basis using RegExp rules and dark element fixes. # Features - Use Chromium's native dark mode - Manage exclusions with RegExp rules - Dark element fixes - Optionally keep dark scrollbars, inputs, and checkboxes when disabling dark mode - Sync across browser accounts; import/export is also available # Setup go to chrome://flags/#enable-force-dark, set as enabled and restart your browser. This extension works over the already existing browser-level force dark mode # Usage 1. While browsing, find a webpage that you do not want to use dark mode or one that appears broken in dark mode. Sites that are usually broken are Discord (Channel images) or WhatsApp (Stickers) 2. Click the extension button and, in the popup, click the `Included` button, or add it manually 3. The entry will then appear in the Exclusions list. You can modify its RegExp rule by clicking it, toggle dark/light mode, or enable/disable dark elements
May 19, 2026
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