Screen Dimmer – Brightness Controller
Easily dim or boost website brightness. Simple screen dimmer with custom levels for better eye comfort and visibility.
Softens sudden flashes and bright video scenes for more comfortable viewing.
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Automatically detects and dims sudden bright flashes in online videos. Perfect for night owls, it smooths harsh YouTube flash-bangs and keeps your eyes comfortable, even during late-night binges.
Works with most video platforms
Softens sudden brightness spikes in real time
Adjustable sensitivity to match your viewing style
Lightweight, private, and runs quietly in the background
Watch videos without getting blinded. Safer for your eyes, friendlier for your late-night screen sessions.
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Its very helpful to protect eyes from harmful flashes. Very Good Product.
This is a very good extension. It only darkens bright scenes while leaving dark scenes unchanged, making it easy on the eyes. As a feature enhancement, I'd like to see the same processing applied to img elements. I usually use Dark Reader to put entire web pages into dark mode, but bright images (especially large ones) strain my eyes.
5 Star auto Solution, thankyou, As a developer/student, I spend hours watching tutorials and debugging walkthroughs online. YTDimmer let me focus longer without eye strain-headache
Finally someone notices this problem Thanks bruh
Totally loved it! It has become my eye's protection now.
Finally I can watch those scary videos with white screens at night.
Really good usecase
project of the week for me