Daymap Dark Theme

Adds a dark theme to the LMS DayMap used by South Australian public schools.

What is Daymap Dark Theme?

Daymap Dark Theme is a Chrome extension that adds a dark theme to the LMS DayMap used by South Australian public schools. If you are tired of the white theme, simply download and install this extension! Bugs can be reported via email, the support tab, or GitHub. Check out the open-source code at https://github.com/Gabriel-06/Daymap-Dark-Theme.

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By: Daymap Dark Theme

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Users: 122

Rating: 4.25 (8)

Version: 1.0.5 (Last updated: 2021-02-05)

Creation date: 2020-02-04

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Size: 1.70M

Email: da*****@gmail.com

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# 65560 ▲ 1065

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This extension adds a dark theme to the LMS used by public schools in South Australia (DayMap). If you are sick of the white theme just download and install this extension!

If you find any bugs feel free to report them, either via email, via the support tab or github.

Open Source at: https://github.com/Gabriel-06/Daymap-Dark-Theme

User reviews

Hello. This is the main account of the person who created the extension called "Daymap Graphics" speaking. Although this extension seems to be quite good, it appears to have some major flaws. Firstly, on the 30th of May this year, Daymap's code was changed. It is clear that this script has not been rewritten or updated recently, as there is no element with class "header". Another problem is that in manifest.json, the "matches" property for the content script is extremely specific, only working for South Australian schools. My extension uses "*://*.daymap.net/*", however, it appears that this will exclude South Australian schools. I hope that we can both fix this problem.