Page Filter Effects
Fun filter effect for webpage.
Intelligently adjust web colors and filter harsh light, creating a comfortable and safe digital viewing experience for your eyes.
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Hello! I'm pleased to introduce you to "Chroma Eye Ease," a browser extension designed to enhance your web browsing experience.
Chroma Eye Ease is a web color filter specifically created to reduce eye strain. Its primary function is to intelligently adjust web colors and filter harsh light, creating a comfortable and safe digital viewing experience for users.
Here are some key reasons why users should consider installing this extension:
1.Eye Health Protection: Prolonged screen time can lead to eye fatigue and discomfort. This extension helps alleviate eye strain by adjusting colors and brightness.
2.Personalized Settings: Users can adjust various parameters such as brightness, contrast, and saturation according to their preferences and needs.
3.Preset Filters: The extension offers a variety of preset color filters, allowing users to quickly select effects that suit them best.
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Fun filter effect for webpage.
调整网页色调以保护视力。Adjust webpage colors to protect your eyesight.
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It doesn't work at all. I closed and reopened chrome to ensure the browser updated, and then went through every one of the filters with no change. There was absolutely no discernable difference in a single one. I even tried customizing my own, and nothing changed. Not sure if it's just defective, or if the extension has nefarious purposes under the guise of accessibility.
It's not working. I put it on the Chrome bar, but nothing happens when I try to switch the filter or adjust the settings.