Sauron - Dark mode for all websites

The dark lord Sauron might be a force to be reckoned with, in Tolkien's books, however, as a Chrome extension, Sauron is more of a protective figure. Sauron - Dark mode for all websites, as the name implies, generates a dark mode on nearly any website out there, keeping your eyes as far from blue light as possible. If you are a nighttime reader, or simply hate the white background on pages, this extension is for you.

Sauron's keep, in this case, is a minimalistic UI that pops up once you click the extension shortcut. The dark theme is applied once install, and it covers large images too. However, when it comes to images, a simple filter is applied over them, so it can dim out the white background. Normally, the dark mode shouldn't distort a website's original theme, yet if notice displays conflicts, you can toggle the extension off at any time.

Whitelist or whitelist the site according to your needs. You can also control the behavior of the image filter using two commands. Toggle the filter on or off, or let it affect all websites.

Usually, a dark mode theme is applied with no regard to the day-night cycle. However, if you prefer the white background during the day, and the dark only when the sun sets, you can schedule the add-on to run at a specific time. Determine a time interval and Sauron will do the rest.

To conclude, Sauron - Dark mode for all websites is a nifty Chrome extension that simply applies a dark theme over any website you decide to visit. Besides its name reference, the application has no graphical elements that emulate the LOTR universe.