Hi there,
Great extension and works better than most of the inverters / dimmers one finds on the store.

However, I think media (images, video, embeds) should be darkened as well, as otherwise their brightness still persists and distracts from the content.

I made a simple example to show the difference (click any side to enlarge), and with this line of css you can add it to your extension:

img, video, embed
        -webkit-filter: brightness(75%) grayscale(15%)

comment: updated link

I am using AutomaThemely to toggle dark/light theme in ubuntu system level based on the sunraise/sunset of local time. This tool support run a script when a light/dark switching happens, so I am wondering if it is possible to automatically toggle dark/light in Chrome?

Sometimes the global stylesheet doesn't work the way it's intended. On a few websites that I use very often one or two elements don't render correctly. Nav menus and ajax rendered content for example seem to cause problems. I've played with loading my own stylesheets to override this extension but it would be much easier if I could add it directly to the DTE interface.

An idea solution would be simliar to adblock plus click to block element, but I would even be satisfied with a textarea in the options area.

See screenshot of subreddit menu on reddit.com

Images on instagram are not showing, possible because they are displayed with a background-image on the div, and the plugin overwrites all divs with background: black.

Instead, the plugin could use background-color: #333 to fix this issue.

BTW: Semantic issue that also makes it really hard for backtracking: the plugin generates a ton of helper classes (even cascading) in the css that may as well slow down the rendering process.

seems main.css is not injected into wikipedia pages successfully.

Is there a way we could build in support for iFrames, e.g. twiier widget atm are still white.

Version: 4.0.6
Chromium 49.0.2623.110

I'm getting issues similar to user reviews in chrome web store page. The pages get dark effect even if I set it to default to Light with nothing on exceptions list. Changing the default to Dark doesn't change anything. Clicking the icon changes the page's color but refreshing it reverts it back. Also, I use Dark Reader with this one.

As in eg. https://github.com/sandoche/Darkmode.js

The theme default to "dark mode always" only works when the settings page for the extension is opened (i.e. I have to keep the "options" tab always open in order to automatically get dark pages). I am currently using the Chrome 49 dev branch.

Thanks for the great extension!

I really dig the new version of dark theme everywhere. And the brightness reduced images & videos are really nice as well, if I may pad my own back. :-P

However, there's always the original website which shines through on page load for a second, which most of the time results in a bright flash.

Would it be possible to stop any rendering until dark theme as transformed the website, and then continue the rendering process.

Or, as an alternative, add an overlaying dark layer of z:9999999999 on top of every other element on the page that blocks out the website and is hidden once the website is darkified.

I would really like chrome://bookmarks to be dark as well.

Don't get me wrong: I really like the minimalism Dark Theme turns some websites into by obliterating some unnecessary background images - but some sites that consist almost entirely of bg images for context (I'm looking at you Apple.com) or other websites with background images for container elements (change.org) lose functionality when the extension is turned on.

Any thoughts on how to counter this ?

• eradicates background images
  Probably to swap with black backgrounds, however on sites that use background images for container images (ex: change.org), elements just disappear. A better way would be to only do this if the element is body, or just dim the background image with the Darkened Media css filters code
• "clicked links" are shown as golden
  It seems an unnecessarily prominent and dominant colors to highlight links that have already been explored by the user. A darker blue than the usual link color would make more sense.
• text-selection highlight is red with font changing to blue
  This as well seems a rather peculiar choice

With the theme enabled(Darken images disabled) thumbnails for photos and videos turn completely black. This happens on several sites, but primarily in Google and Google Image search results

re: discussion on #3, the color scheme could use some refinement. @MentalGear, do you mind pasting an alternate color scheme here?