Lampoff — Dark mode for any site

One click turns the current site dark. Remembered per site, off everywhere else. Text stays readable, photos untouched.

Lampoff turns the website you're on dark with one click, including sites that don't have a dark theme of their own. It remembers your choice for that site and leaves every other site alone. HOW IT WORKS • Click the bulb on the toolbar: the current site goes dark right away, without reloading. Click again to switch it back. • The bulb shows the state: black means dark mode is on for this site, white means the site is untouched. • Your choice is remembered per site. The site stays dark after a reload and on your next visit, and it loads dark from the very first frame, without a white flash. • Keyboard shortcut: Alt+Shift+D. You can change it in chrome://extensions/shortcuts. LOOKS RIGHT Lampoff doesn't invert the page. It reads the site's own styles and rebuilds every color for a dark background: text and links stay readable, photos, videos and pictures stay untouched, and brand colors keep their hue. Content that appears later, such as endless feeds, pop-ups and cookie banners, turns dark as it arrives. YOUR SHADE OF DARK Right-click the bulb to pick a theme: Graphite (soft dark gray, the default), Midnight (deep blue), Sepia (warm) or Black. Open pages switch to it right away. The same menu has "Sites with dark mode on", a list of the sites you turned dark, so you can switch any of them off from there. PRIVATE Pages are recolored inside your browser. Lampoff has no account, no analytics and no ads, and it collects nothing. The only things it keeps are the list of sites where you turned it on and the theme you picked, stored in Chrome on your computer. GOOD TO KNOW • Chrome doesn't let extensions change its own pages, such as Settings or the Web Store, so the bulb is inactive there. • Pictures that are dark by design, such as a black logo on a transparent background, stay as they are. Questions or ideas: support@zelenye.com