Grayscale Tool
46 ratings
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Overview
Press shift+g (or create your own key shortcut) to (de)activate grayscaling of a web page.
Originally intended for web designers who might want to test the contrast of their content by changing to grayscale, but this extension can really be used by anyone who for some reason want to remove the colors of a web page. The grayscale persists between page loads, and the key shortcut to activate can be customized in the options.
2.5 out of 546 ratings
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Jonathan HoldenJun 18, 2024
doesn't work
Old “Laag” StarchySep 13, 2023
Works well, I would prefer it to store on/off state per tab since I'll only need it for one or two tabs at a time but for my usage I only activate it briefly now and then so I don't need to worry much about opening/refreshing other tabs while its on. I'm using Alt+G as the shortcut as I already use Shift+G for something else.
BrooklynFeb 7, 2022
No matter what combination I used, it didn't work- was looking forward to this...
Details
- Version2.0
- UpdatedOctober 19, 2014
- Offered byEmanuel Malmquist
- Size4.44KiB
- LanguagesEnglish
- Non-traderThis developer has not identified itself as a trader. For consumers in the European Union, please note that consumer rights do not apply to contracts between you and this developer.
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