Instead of having to toggle a cheesy dark theme at the top of your browser, Turn Off the Lights places a clean toggle at the bottom-left of every website, and flicking it gives one of the best dark modes I’ve seen on any extension to date.
One in particular that I didn’t really expect to find with the extension was a comprehensive and fairly well-thought-out dark mode for all websites. What’s really caught my attention though, is its other features.
#CHROME EXTENSION DARK READER MOVIE#
Honestly, this gives any video a movie theater-like feel that Youtube simply does not give. Moreover, you can change the opacity and color of the surrounding area behind said video, and even dim the page upon clicking ‘Play’ and “undim” it when you click ‘Pause’. However, while Youtube and Netflix natively have a dark mode nowadays, this actually dims the webpage on any website with HTML5 video, making it much more useful than the review above suggested.
Yes, you can toggle it on at the top-right of your browser’s extensions menu to ‘Turn off the lights’ and dim the area surrounding a Youtube video, and yes, it works for tons of other websites too like Vimeo, Dailymotion, Netflix (does anyone need this for Netflix?) Hulu, and more. A webpage launched post-install that had a fully animated and interactive welcome guide that walks you through everything it’s now capable of.
Interestingly, upon installing it in 2021, I was met with a surprising face full of innovation and improvements that far outshine its name and description. Not only this but these extensions are compatible with Google Chrome, Apple Safari, Mozilla Firefox, Opera, Microsoft Edge, Maxthon and Yandex web browsers. It works for all known video sites such as YouTube, Vimeo, Dailymotion, Hulu, Metacafe, YouKu, etc. Turn Off the Lights is a lightweight and useful add-in designed for a more comfortable watching experience.
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