sunglasses
Tints webpages so it doesn't hurt your eyes
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Summary
Tints webpages so websites with white backgrounds don't hurt your eyes when you're computing in the dark. Monitors can set brightness, but only globally and not for webpages only, which are more likely to be brighter than terminal windows.
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Version 1.1
- Updated for Chrome manifest v2
- Security updates
Version 0.4.2
- Keyboard shortcuts! Try refreshing the tab if it doesn't work immediately.
- Ctrl+shift+9 darkens, Ctrl+shift+8 lightens
- The old shortcuts in 0.4.0 and 0.4.1 were causing problems in certain versions of Chrome. Please install the updated version if you have 0.4 or 0.4.1 installed.
New in version 0.3:
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User reviews summary
Pros
- Helps reduce screen brightness
- Useful for dual screen setups
- Saves eyes from bright white websites
Cons
- Causes issues with scrolling in PDFs
- Not compatible with all websites
- No customizability
Most mentioned
- Doesn't work at all
- Issues with scrolling in PDFs
- Useful for reducing screen brightness
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Safety
Risk impact
sunglasses is risky to use as it requires a number of sensitive permissions that can potentially harm your browser and steal your data. Exercise caution when installing this extension. Review carefully before installing. We recommend that you only install sunglasses if you trust the publisher.
Risk likelihood
sunglasses has earned a fairly good reputation and likely can be trusted.
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