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Give any website a warm, eye-friendly tint. Adjust warmth and brightness per site — your settings are remembered. Warm Tab gives any website a warm, eye-friendly tint — like night mode, but per site and fully under your control. HOW IT WORKS - Click the sun icon and drag two sliders: Warmth (a soft orange tint) and Brightness (gentle dimming) - Your settings save automatically for each website and apply instantly the next time you visit Note: tabs that were already open before you installed or updated Warm Tab may need a refresh for the tint to apply - A small "ON" badge on the toolbar icon shows when the current site has an active tint Note: tabs that were already open before you installed or updated Warm Tab may need a refresh for the tint to apply FEATURES - Per-site memory — every website keeps its own warmth and brightness - Built-in presets: Reading, Late night, and Movie - Custom presets — save up to 8 of your own combinations, update or delete them anytime - Undo reset — accidentally hit reset? One tap brings your settings back - Live preview in the popup, so you see the effect before it hits the page - Smooth fade-in, and the overlay never blocks clicks or interferes with the page - Settings sync across your Chrome profiles PRIVACY Warm Tab collects no data. Your settings are stored in Chrome's own storage and never leave your browser.
Jul 23, 2026
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