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I have a 32-inch ASUS ROG OLED and wanted websites to actually be black, not dark grey. Other dark mode extensions I tried left white boxes, made text unreadable, or messed up charts. So I made my own: OLED Night . It makes backgrounds true black while keeping images and videos their normal colors. You can adjust it per site or turn it off if something looks wrong. I also made a matching Chrome theme so the browser itself is black too. Both are free and open source. No tracking, servers, or account needed. Chrome extension: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/oled-night/afffgalhockmjmknnaljghdneaeichbl Chrome theme: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/oled-night-chrome-theme/pkdklfocgpcnijiggfddneadmhacbpmf GitHub: https://github.com/bc1224/oled-night Been using it myself and figured some of you might like it. If a site looks broken, hit “Report a broken site.” It downloads a debug file you can attach to a GitHub issue so I can figure out what went wrong. Nothing gets sent automatically. Let me know what you think!   submitted by   /u/OddSeaworthiness4811 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/22 23:39:49