Dark Reader for Firefox

If you are like most of us, a late-night internet browser, then you've probably experienced the ill effects of staying up late in front of an intensely bright screen. Dark Reader comes to the rescue of users who want to stay up late but don't want to experience eye strain or massive headaches after prolonged computer use.

Depending on your needs, the Firefox extension can either help you light pages up more, to see them during bright, sunny days, or it can dim and blacken them if the ambient light is way low. Either way, the process is simple to engage and equally satisfying. Your eyes will thank you for that.

When opening the extension you will immediately find a vast number of options awaiting you. From adding sepia filters to all your web pages or rendering them in grayscale to raising the contrast, this extension has all the customization options you would imagine for you to always have your eyes freed from any exterior pressure.

There are also options that deal with adding custom profiles to certain websites only. Say you know this great website but with a horrible eye-killing color scheme. With Dark Reader, you can work to change that and have it always rendered in a less aggressive tone. This is important as it allows you to save time, not having to change the settings for each site every time you log in to it.

Dark Reader is one of those extensions that most individuals would not really care for, either because they have these problems or rather because they consider such problems to be menial and not at all relevant, when in fact they should be greatly concerned with them. Dark Reader is the app to go for if your eyes are suffering from late-night bright browser surfing syndrome.