Loved it, but not to be newly installed any longer on mobile although still working on other devices.

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I've been using this for some time, and I have to say it's made the web much easier on my eyes. I used to get headaches with all the bright white light some websites like to cram down people's throats. This works well, has minimal performance impact, and has multiple options so that even if a site has some breakage with one, you can pick another setting and still have nice black backgrounds and light text. I love this extension and it's a must have for me now.

Awesome! I was trying to find a dark theme extesnion that would still let me see what's on Pinterest! This extension is perfect!!! Turned out the lights works for every site but Pinterest(It completely blacks the site out where nothing can be seen at all). I can still see everything including videos on DailyMotion with this extension. The best of the dark theme extensions!!! Thank you Devs!!! :)

Casi perfecta, no ralentiza la navegacion, solo le falta la opcion de programar hora de inicio y de fin de el oscurecimiento

Bien

I hate bright screens. Normally I use Stylish but not everyone makes custom styles for each page and it's a real pain to make your own. This just does everything, everywhere. I gotta be honest though, some of these text color options are a bit weak and it'd be nice to customize a bit more. I'll probably edit the addon myself and do it but it works well right out of the box.

20180615-Fr., Used to use that Userstyles stuff (until some things changed).

I like being able to choose my own text and link colors a lot, in fact the only way to make this better, that I can think of, would be to set a custom background.

Easy to use and prolly the best addon of it's kind out of dozens. My eyes thank you. Good job.

Been using this for a while. Always will. GREAT Global settings. It's all good with this.

Very good.

Ótimo!

I'll keep it to three stars for now. The blacks are actually black and not a dark grey like other similar extensions I've used. The only thing here is that I have to get into the extensions options menu and enable / disable it from that menu.

The only way I'd give this five stars is if it was like a switch that could be enabled right from the toolbar. "Dark Mode (WebExtension)" by Bernard pulled this off to a T, but I'm not exactly a fan of the color scheme although I'll stick with it simply because it's one less step I have to make, and believe me, I click that button a lot.

I'll keep an eye on this one though.

So far so good. I can read goggle news again.