Dark Mode for Opera

Browsing late in the night or simply in a very dark environment can put strain on your eyes even when you're not physically feeling it. This is the reason more and more applications and devices try to integrate ways to change screen parameters according to current environment particularities. Dark Mode is one such extension that will help individuals continue browsing with Opera in less lit areas by offering a dark version of most websites.

This add-on works basically as a switch. What it does is allow the user to urn on or off dark mode for currently browsed websites. This means that if you're hanging around on Wikipedia, for example, and you start feeling the contrast between your screen and environment has changed drastically, clicking the switch in the upper-right corner of the browser will change the website to a dark version. Now, do take into consideration that such changes sometimes include small errors. Some logos might not show up or some details will not fit anymore with the rest of the page's look.

While some may regard this extension as useless, the functionality it brings to your browser, is in fact, extremely important. It could make the difference between having to wear glasses and keeping your vision as pristine as possible. The fact that it only has one switch shouldn't necessarily be a bad thing. In fact, when compared to other similar add-ons the simple form factor it assumes makes more sense, especially if you like keeping your browsing space as simple and clean as possible.

Dark Mode is one of those extensions you probably expect to already have been interested in the browser's main framework. It brings a simple but necessary function to your doorstep, allowing you to browse in low light conditions worry-free, with your vision intact and browsing habits unchanged.