Here is an example of Dark Reader working wonders with the It’s FOSS homepage. It is plenty good, but you should know the full story. GitHub is a good example of this it already has a dark theme and Dark Reader’s automatically selected colors might look off to a user who has already seen GitHub’s dark theme.

But at times, it will implement its dark theme on a web page that already has a toggle-able theme. It is also available for Firefox users :)įor any web page that does not have a dark theme (or a toggle), Dark Reader works like a charm. This is the extension I personally use, and for the most part, it works flawlessly. To force dark mode on web pages that do not even have a dark theme to begin with, you can use an extension that intelligently changes the web page color scheme. Sadly, not all web pages check if your browser has dark mode enabled. The final destination awaits… Forcing web pages to render in dark theme with Dark Reader extension Unfortunately, the journey is not over… yet. the Dark color scheme in effect inside Brave browser This should give your eyes temporary bliss as the colors turn dark and the strain on your eye reduces. Select the option “ Dark” from the Brave Colors drop-down menu.Īlternatively, you can visit the link given below to land on the necessary page regardless of UI changes: brave://settings/appearance the Brave colors drop-down option to choose light or dark appearance of browserįrom there, the very first option is to change colors.

Once the browser settings window opens, click on the Appearance sub-menu from the list of available items to the left. To do that, click on the Hamburger menu (located at the top right corner of the browser window) and then on Settings. If your operating system already uses dark mode but Brave doesn’t recognize it, you can enable the dark mode from the settings. If you are already using Brave and are a fan of dark mode, let me quickly share how to enable dark mode in the Brave browser.

I will not debate if Brave is better than Firefox or other privacy-first browsers. They are expanding their ecosystem with their own Brave search engine and chat features. With Chrome-like features, a built-in ad blocker, and an optional crypto ecosystem, Brave has gotten a good following. Brave is a relatively new web browser based on the open source Chromium project.

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