Dark Reader - Dark theme for every website, care for your eyes

Dark Reader generates dark themes for websites on the fly. Use the night mode to take care of your eyes. Adjust brightness and contrast to better fit your screen.

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Does't work on all sites.

Pros:

Easy to use, help ease reading.

Cons:

None

Personally, I prefer the simpler Dark Mode extension:
This is sick, previously I was using Stylus, but this makes life so much easier :)
I've been using the Stylish extension for a while to do this with a few sites I'm on constantly, but this is a whole new level. With this and macOS Mojave, only the Slack desktop app is left. It seems to work great so far on the few sites I've spot checked. I wish I had more upvotes to give. Great product.
Oh my goodness, it's so nice! Instantly clicked when I saw the suggestion in my email inbox and I'm not disappointed. Recommending to everyone in the office!
Make it available for Brave browser.
The fact that it says "Dark Reader can: Read and change all your data on the websites you visit" scares me a little bit.
This is how all the extensions work (except those that work on particular websites). Dark Reader for Firefox and Safari has passed a manual review, I'm not sure about Chrome, as far as I know they have some auto check. You can always locate installed extension's files to check what it does. The source code is available on GitHub.
Dark PH:
I don't think I've loved anything or anyone more
To complement that, make sure you use a Google Chrome Dark Theme. I recommend this one: