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Sunlorb
One retro-futurist atmosphere for your whole browser
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One retro-futurist atmosphere for your whole browser
2 followers
Most dark mode extensions paint flat grey over every page. Sunlorb gives your whole browser one consistent retro-futurist atmosphere instead: retro-sunset gradients, arcade type and glowing edges, applied to every site you visit. Three intensity levels keep body text readable, and any site can get its own skin or be switched off entirely. The Workshop derives a readable palette from a seed color or a photo. No analytics, no telemetry; settings stay on your device. One click restores any page.
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Framer AI AgentsDesign and publish professional sites with AI
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I got tired of dark mode extensions that just paint flat grey over everything — you end up with a browser that looks like a broken printer, and half the pages are still hard to read. Sunlorb is my attempt at the opposite: one consistent retro-futurist atmosphere across every site, with retro-sunset gradients, arcade type and glowing edges, but with three intensity levels so body text stays readable.
You can also give any single site its own skin or intensity — or switch Sunlorb off there entirely — and the Workshop derives a complete readable palette from a seed color or a photo you pick.
Two things I'd love feedback on: does the Workshop produce a palette you actually like from your own photo, or does it need more manual control? And which sites still break — I've tuned a lot of them, but edge cases always show up.
It runs entirely on your device: no analytics, no telemetry, no crash reporting, and one click restores any page exactly as it was. Free skins are included on install; Pro unlocks the full library.