Essential for those brave enough to access unknown web pages at night

all hail dark reader

my retinas have been thanking me

For the lazy firefox users: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/darkreader/

Wish that existed for several mobile apps that refuse to have a dark mode. I could force it with some dev options but it kinda breaks the apps somewhat. The worse thing is they have dark modes on ios or some other people's phones but never mine for whatever reason 😒 🙄

Dark reader and adblock are the first extensions that get installed whenever I setup a new browser

Can't stand the internet without em

BANDAI NAMCO

• the last text ever read before my optic nerves spontaneously combusted.

Hahahhahaha this just happened to me last night and it legit kept me awake for another 30 fucking minutes….

I find the bright light makes it hard to read at night. To each there own, I just wish my screen would auto dim when I open a bright photo/meme.

I prefer light or dark depending on the time of day. I must not be alone, because Android has had that option built in for years.

Especially when you have a light source other than the screen. Which everybody should.

I'm over 70 years old and I know exactly what hurt my eyes. White background with dark letters are fine in a book, but white in a screen is because it is a light with all pixels on. There are no much contrast with dark letters apart it dazzled my eyes. White letters on a dark background are much more confortable and readable for me, yes or yes.

I wish it were better integrated into GNOME / KDE so I could simply use the brightness controls on my keyboard.

I set my brightness to maximum because I work next to a window, but it's the power of a million suns at night, especially on a high-end, colour-accurate monitor