Google Scholar DarkMode

Change the appearance of Google Scholar to dark mode.

What is Google Scholar DarkMode?

"Google Scholar DarkMode" is a user-friendly Chrome extension that transforms the bright interface of Google Scholar into a dark mode theme, offering a visually soothing experience especially during long research sessions. It's designed to reduce eye strain and improve reading comfort. Although unofficial, this extension invites collaboration for future improvements like auto-switching modes based on device settings. Contribute to its development on GitHub.

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By: evesquare

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Users: 3,000+

Rating: 3.83 (6)

Version: 1.2.1 (Last updated: 2024-01-22)

Creation date: 2022-06-15

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Size: 15.85K

Email: ev*****@protonmail.ch

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# 18848 ▼ 65

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#537 in Accessibility ▲ 1 #136 in night mode keyword 56 ▼ 6

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Extension summary

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Advantages ・The color will be easy on the eyes. ・It is less tiring to look at for a long time.

To be implemented in the future　・Switching between light mode and dark mode reflecting device settings

※This add-on is unofficial.

Let's develop it together. https://github.com/EveSquare/google-scholar-darkmode-extension

User reviews

the recommended articles box is still bright and white

John Y, 2024-06-08

Hande Mezgil, 2024-03-05

Does exactly as described, changes the search window (home page) and the search results page to dark mode in Google Scholar. Can't expect it to turn the actual web page result links to dark mode too. Chrome doesn't own or control them. It's a great compliment to the dark theme function on the normal Google search page. Would be nice if there was a different choice in a dark high contrast mode though, like with the basic Google search page's two dark mode options.