Reddit Enhancement Suite
A suite of modules that enhance your Reddit browsing experience
Invert the luminance of a website to make it easier on the eyes.
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## What's new in 1.0.1? ##
* Fix bug where everything breaks on the upgrade for some users with old settings.
## What's new in 1.0.0? ##
* Update to Manifest V3 as required by Google
* Add cloud sync for settings
* Introduce dark mode autodetection
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A suite of modules that enhance your Reddit browsing experience
Change or invert the colour scheme to make web pages easier to read.
The entire page will be fading to dark, so you can watch the videos as if you were in the cinema. Works for YouTube™ and beyond.
Switch to night mode and the display is much easier on your eyes!
Open new tabs to nothing but pure black.
Inverts page colors, showing white text on a dark background
This is fantastic. Thank you for doing this. One problem that others haven't mentioned is that I don't think you're taking into account gamma properly in the luminance inversion. For example: yellow highlights in non-inverted space (255, 255, 170) are not visible in inverted space (6, 6, 0).
Absolutely the best. it actually makes things black, not just gray and without messing it. webpages also look much better than with a css extension. thanks a lot
You have made a wonderful extension.
Really the best "high contrast" solution out there for chrome as it usually retains the original colors because it only decreases brightness. Although, as everyone is saying, it still applies to .png and .gif images which is a pain, as most of the images in Google images are wonky like that :(
.png and .gif images show up in negative
PERFECT! I was looking for something just to use on pages that were hard to read the writing on and that's exactly what this is- but it's so great that now I've turned it on in default :) Colours staying the same was a brilliant idea- thank you so much for making this!
Very useful, thanks. JPG images retain their original colors (that is a must, imho) while PNG do not.