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Finds orange on any page and recolors it, keeping lightness and contrast intact so the design still looks right. FAQ - Isn't orange fine? - No. - What about the fruit? - The fruit is fine. - What happens to the rest of the page? - Nothing. - What does orange become? - Blue, unless you'd prefer teal, purple or pink - four different ways of not being orange. - Can I turn it off? - Yes. Everything goes back exactly as it was. Including the orange. Orange is detected in OKLCH and only its hue is changed, so lightness and contrast are preserved and pages stay readable. Reds, yellows and browns are deliberately left alone. Choose blue, teal, purple or pink; disable per site or entirely. No data is collected and nothing leaves your browser.
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