![]() If you want the project to be automatically recompiled after making code changes, Open the `debug-firefox/manifest.json` file. Navigate to the project's `debug/` folder. Click **Load unpacked extension** button Disable the official Dark Reader version. Install development dependencies by running `npm install` in the project root folder. To build and debug the extension **install the ()** LTS. If you would like to **add new feature** to Dark Reader or **fix a bug**, **submit an issue** in GitHub (if there is no existing one), **discuss** it with active contributors, and wait for **approval**. `REMOVE BG` removes the background image from an element and forces a black background. If an inverted element contains images or other content that becomes wrongly displayed, `NO INVERT` rule can be used. Filter and Filter+ work by inverting the whole web page and reverting necessary parts (images, videos, etc.), listed in the `INVERT` section. `-darkreader-selection-text` corresponds to user's Selection Text Color setting. `-darkreader-selection-background` corresponds to user's Selection Background Color setting. `-darkreader-neutral-text` should be used for elements with a wrong text color (usually dark texts that should be light). `-darkreader-neutral-background` should be mostly used for elements that have a wrong background color (usually bright backgrounds that should be dark). Here is a full list of available CSS variables: Please use CSS variables that are generated based on user settings:īackground-color: var(-darkreader-neutral-background) Instead of using hardcoded colors (like `#fff`, `#000`, `black` or `white`), When making a fix for background or text colors, `IGNORE IMAGE ANALYSIS` rule will prevent background images from being analyzed for matched selectors. for `` element's `style` attribute will not be changed). `IGNORE INLINE STYLE` rule will prevent inline style analysis of matched elements **Dynamic mode** supports `$` template, where `COLOR` is a color value before the inversion ( `white` will become `black` in dark mode). `!important` keyword should be specified for each CSS property to prevent overrides by other stylesheets. `CSS` rule adds custom CSS to a web page. `INVERT` rule inverts specified elements.įor **Dynamic mode** use `INVERT` only for dark images that are invisible on dark backgrounds (icons, diagrams, charts, `` and `` elements). Dark Reader developer will **review** and merge your changes, making them available to all users. When you see a **green checkmark** then everything is fine. If you see a **red cross** click **Details** to see what is wrong and edit the existing Pull Request. The Travis CI will run tests reviewing your changes. Provide a **short description** of what you have done. Click **Edit** (login to GitHub first). Check how it looks both in **Light** and **Dark** mode. Edit or add a block containing the URL and selectors to invert. ![]() Click **Open developer tools** (at bottom of Dark Reader popup). if element has `class="icon small"`, selector may look like `.icon`). Choose a **()** for that element or all similar elements (e.g. ![]() Click on **element picker** (top-left corner). Open **Chrome Dev Tools** (F12) in Chrome or "Inspector" (Ctrl+Shift+C) in Firefox. If the page looks partially dark and bright in **Dynamic mode**, we consider it a bug.įor **Filter mode**, it is a common practice to invert already dark page parts. *(like dark icon on dark background, removing bright background, adding white background to transparent image, etc.)*. As such, changes are included with each new Dark Reader release.ĭev Tools is designed to **fix minor issues** on a web page Storing these files and making requests to other resources would be expensive and look suspicious. *(please, preserve alphabetical order by URL, use short selectors, and preserve code style)*.Īutomatically syncing the above files to every Dark Reader user was disabled because the GitHub team doesn't allow using GitHub as a CDN. You can fix this by specifying appropriate ( ) in If some **parts** of a web page are **wrongly inverted**, If a website is **already dark** (has all pages dark by default), you can **add it to the () file** This extension **inverts brightness** of web pages and aims to **reduce eyestrain** while you browse the web. # Dark Reader for Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge and Mozilla Firefox
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