Wikipedia Solarized Dark Theme

A solarized dark theme for wikipedia. Great for night owls reading long hours. Reduces eye strain. This extension is free and open…

What is Wikipedia Solarized Dark Theme?

The 'Wikipedia Solarized Dark Theme' is a free, open-source Chrome extension. Designed for night owls, it provides a solarized dark theme for Wikipedia, making extensive reading more comfortable for the eyes, especially in lower light conditions. Support the developer by buying a coffee!

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By: leon-do

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Users: 561 ▲ 29

Rating: 4.00 (6)

Version: 1.4 (Last updated: 2024-08-20)

Creation date: 2019-11-26

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Moderate risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Size: 37.71K

Email: le*****@gmail.com

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# 39132 ▲ 650

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#3778 in Developer Tools ▲ 20

#49 in wikipedia keyword 21 ▲ 14

#125 in wiki keyword 14 ▼ 10

#174 in night theme keyword 39 ▼ 2

#255 in dark theme keyword 80 ▼ 8

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A solarized dark theme for wikipedia. Great for night owls reading long hours. Reduces eye strain.

This extension is free and open sourced.

User reviews

Still works on Wikipedia - you just have to log in, go to [preferences > appearance] and change the theme to [Vector legacy (2010)] - which was the CSS this extension was written to modify.

Oliver O'Sullivan, 2024-02-28

Doesn't seem to work on Wikipedia these days - only changes the areas directly behind text. Too bad, it looked awesome!

Jason Hall, 2023-03-25

Oh man, if you had coded this to support the Timeless skin too, I would've given you fifteen stars and a lot more than a cup of coffee. Really solid adaptation of the Solarized palette for the Vector skin, but I just can't work with that skin as someone who does a lot of editing on English Wikipedia.