Dark Mode

Dark Mode is a nifty Chrome extension that changes the layout of all websites to a dark theme. The tab reference points out the add-on's ability to work within a new tab, a perk that other extensions do not have. If you are worried about eye strain or simply dig the dark background no matter the sites you surf, this extension might suit you.

By default, the extension is applied to all domains and websites one visits. In order to disable Dark Mode, you can click its icon. For easier access, you should pin the add-ons icon. However, there is a more efficient method when dealing with sites you don't want to be altered. Access the extension's options in order to use the exclusion feature.

You can easily exclude sites and pages from being affected by the dark mode. Why someone who prefers a dark background would want that? Because some sites have already darkened areas in their design. This leads to an uneven conversion to a dark theme, causing text and graphical elements to fade out, which in turn leads to a worse experience. If your favorite websites give signs of background inconsistencies, don't hesitate to use this function.

The same menu you manage your exclusion from also holds the Theme changer — a simple feature that gives you full control over the theme's nuance. If you'd like to apply the same principle but with a color picked by yourself, you are free to do so. Just keep in mind that the effects or inconsistencies mentioned above can be noticed with whatever color, as it is a matter of chance.

Dark Mode is everything a dark theme lover needs. A universal dark mode is applied all over your websites, favorite or not. It comes with some slight drawbacks regarding compatibility with some sites' choice of color, but its ability to change the theme's nuance should balance things out.