Dark Mode for Google Podcast

Dark mode for Google Podcast. Replacing white background to black and slightly set text a little more white. Also show the whole…

Dark Mode for Google Podcast - Chrome Extension

Dark Mode for Google Podcast is a Chrome extension that provides a dark mode for Google Podcast, transforming the white background to black and improving text visibility. Additionally, it enables the display of the full description for each podcast on the episode list.

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This extension was removed from Chrome Web Store on 2023-07-14 due to Chrome Web Store policy violation

By: Valik

Users: 3,178+

Rating: 2.57

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Version: 2.0 (Last updated: 2023-02-11)

Creation date: 2020-04-30

Risk impact: Low risk impact

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Very high risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Size: 99.89K

Email: jv*****@raysoft.ca

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Dark mode for Google Podcast. Replacing white background to black and slightly set text a little more white. Also show the whole description for each podcast on the episode list.

User reviews

OK app, does what is days on the tin. Some contrast issues with a lot of the text. Good enough to not blind me when working at night but not the most polished extension.

Alex Russell, 2023-03-16

I think this extension is useful when you listen google podcast on a tab and do a work on another tab or an app. You don't read things on google podcast in 99% of the time. actually there is not much to read. I agree that this extension make the text darker too (they need to fix that). To me, it suits well than other extensions that are available for now.

D3AThFiND3R, 2023-03-14

1. Not made by Google, so it.s deceptive. 2. Impossible to read. The text is dark gray and fundamentally illegible. What good does dark mode do if I have to still strain my eyes reading the site?