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Enter the URL of the first website that you want Dark Reader to ignore, and then press your keyboard’s ‘Enter’ key.If you haven’t already, enable Dark Reader by clicking the ‘Dark Reader’ icon in your browser’s toolbar and then pushing the main toggle into the ‘On’ position.Not every website looks good with the colours inverted! You can get picky about the sites that receive the Dark Reader treatment, by building a list of all the websites that Dark Reader should ignore.
Don’t want to use Dark Reader for every website? Click the checkbox to the left of this dropdown menu, and a checkmark should appear in the box.Open the first dropdown menu, and then select the font that you want to use.If you’re struggling to make out the text, then you can also use Dark Reader to change the font used by a specific website, although note that this feature doesn’t seem to work for all websites, and there may be some lag before a site updates to display the new font. You can then use the various sliders to perfect this website’s appearance, for example if Dark Reader makes this particular website difficult to read then you may want to try increasing the brightness, or even experimenting with different levels of sepia and grayscale. The text towards the bottom of this menu should read ‘Only for….’ followed by the name of the website you’re currently viewing, which indicates that any changes you make will be applied to this website only. Start by navigating to the website in question, and then click the ‘Dark Reader’ icon to open the Dark Reader dropdown menu. Not all websites have the same colour scheme, so you may want to tweak your Dark Reader settings for specific websites, for example by increasing the brightness or decreasing the contrast. More sepia? Less contrast? Create your perfect Dark Reader mode Once Dark Reader is enabled, it’ll invert every colour on your screen, so white pixels become black, and vice versa. Once Dark Reader is installed, you can toggle it on and off for all websites, by selecting the Dark Reader icon from the toolbar, and then dragging the ‘On/Off’ switch. To setup this browser extension, head over to the Dark Reader website, select either Firefox or Chrome depending on your preferred web browser, and then follow the onscreen instructions to install.
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