It does what it says it does, and it does it well. That's all that matters. It has one of the best UIs of any extension I've used. It's feature rich and highly customizable, but easy to adjust. Quick to enable or disable on a per-site basis. All in all, it's a pretty seamless experience. I don't use it everywhere, but when I need it I NEED IT. Any time there's an issue (which happens with all software at some point) the team jumps on it and gets a fix out quickly. It is 100% free. There is no requirement to pay to get full functionality. Even so, I've still donated because it's just that useful. I've been using this extension for many years and will continue to use it as long as it's available.

Even though i enjoy using this ad-on but I'd like to know, is there any possibility of applying filters to the webpages that're protected by the browser.

Great add-on, must have for late-night web browsing

Thank you for your hard work over all the years, your extension is the best.

It's amazing but i really don't know how to make mozilla addons page dark

I have paid for and used Dark Reader for over a year (just) now, and I have found it to be the only effective website darkening agent. I'm a lecturer in CompSci and a regular coder in, among other things, the web stack, and it is very difficult to keep up with the constantly changing landscape of differing API's. This is an incredible extension. I would need to be on it more than full time to even attempt it.

very nice

Perfect!

There is no extension better for dark mode than Dark Reader. Thank you for your continued updates!

Works like a charm

hi

Dark Reader is the best add-on for making webpages dark!

Have had a really nice experience using Dark Reader. Have it on all my browsers (FireFox, Brave, Safari + Mobile). Super useful, and love how it's possible to customise which websites it's on for or off for or in Light or Dark mode for. Controls on Safari are a bit different and doesn't seem to work as successfully (sometimes the text box elements get darkened out completely while background remains seipia, for example), but honestly I suspect the problem lies more with Safari than the extention. While it's free, I've paid for it both on mobile and computer. I think it's worth the money, especially with the stupid levels of time I have to stare at a computer screen.

cool