Revisiones de Dark Reader
Dark Reader por Dark Reader Ltd
Revisado por Usuario de Firefox 14452027
Se valoró con 5 de 5
por Usuario de Firefox 14452027, hace 7 añosSoftware / Addons / Plugins / Websites with a mostly bright background, are for me the most questionable phenomenon, probably without a conspiratorial .. haha .. background.
Why are almost all monitors / TV's black?
They stand for the empty space to the requirement of material value.
That can be planets, Video content or virtual buttons such as icons and menus.
We need light to exist: there are suns for that.
And a sun that lets us recognize everything important in a pleasant way, is the creation with the name "Dark Reader"
Thanks for your Light
Why are almost all monitors / TV's black?
They stand for the empty space to the requirement of material value.
That can be planets, Video content or virtual buttons such as icons and menus.
We need light to exist: there are suns for that.
And a sun that lets us recognize everything important in a pleasant way, is the creation with the name "Dark Reader"
Thanks for your Light
6927 revisiones
- Se valoró con 1 de 5por Usuario de Firefox 20144543, hace 16 horasPreying on vulnerable people for their money is very bad, why can't you just help us like you used to from the goodness of your heart? money is the root of all evil, i thought you were a good person, i guess i was wrong, you gave in to corruption. Thanks for letting us people with conditions and no money suffer more now than we do already, very nice of you!!
- Se valoró con 5 de 5por Usuario de Firefox 20134359, hace un día
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- Se valoró con 5 de 5por Lazarus, hace 5 díasAbsolutely fantastic addon that has worked on every single site I've thrown at it. The only downside is a bit higher resource usage than I'd like but it's bearable on my more modern systems. Mobile and lower end devices? Dark Reader makes the browser chug.
- Se valoró con 2 de 5por Ten Bitcomb, hace 9 días
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- Se valoró con 1 de 5por Usuario de Firefox 18969383, hace 24 díasUsed to be a great extension, but over the last year or so it's gotten worse to use. There is 0 reason a PC with a 16 core / 32 thread cpu, 32gb ram, and a 2070 Super FE should have frequent tab crashes and closures over a DARK MODE EXTENSION. Optimize your code, goodness. I can't even open facebook anymore with the extension on, it's gotten that bad.
- Se valoró con 2 de 5por The Cap'n, hace un mesI wanted to like this extension, tried it for several weeks. **Constant** tab crashes and memory leaks from overly aggressive CSS injections. As long as Dark Reader has been around, I just don't understand how this level of extension instability is even possible. GitHub is wholesale unnavigable due to tab crashes.
I ended up settling with manual changes to my browser's color/high contrast settings to force a global override on site colors. This at least works without ramping memory usage or crashing tabs. While it's a somewhat crude solution, that solution is indeed more effective and stable than using a third-party extension.