Dark mode isn’t just a fad - it’s a way of life for many of us. By 2025, more than four out of five mobile users have flipped the switch, and developers have responded with powerful tools to make every website easier on the eyes. If you’re catching up from 2024, here are two standout Chrome extensions to bring dark mode across the web.
Night Eye: This extension does more than invert colors; it creates a smooth dark theme for every site, complete with a blue light filter and brightness controls. You can set it to turn on automatically at night, tweak contrast for specific sites, and even dim images so they don’t look like tiny supernovas on your screen. The developers say users love the reduced eye strain and improved sleep quality thanks to less blue light. It’s basically like putting designer sunglasses on every web page - stylish and functional.
Dark Reader: This open‑source favorite has millions of users and is both customizable and community-driven. It creates high-quality dark themes on the fly and lets you fine-tune brightness, contrast, sepia, and grayscale to suit your taste. You can toggle it per-site or globally, and because it’s open source, the code is transparent and free of ads or analytics. Think of Dark Reader as the friend who always knows the best playlists - it just makes things better without asking for anything in return.
With these extensions, you can enjoy a comfortable, customizable dark web experience across Chrome. Of course, future updates and features may change the landscape, but for now Night Eye and Dark Reader are great ways to keep the glow down and the cool factor high. Happy browsing - and welcome (back) to the dark side!
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