Blackout — dark mode for any website
Force dark mode on any website, in one click
What it does
Blackout is a free, no-account browser extension that applies dark mode to every site instantly — with per-site overrides, brightness/contrast/sepia tuning, and an optional day/night schedule. No tracking, no ads, no network requests. Chrome, Edge, and Firefox supported.
A free browser extension that forces dark mode on any website, with per-site overrides, brightness/contrast tuning, and a day/night schedule. Chrome, Edge, Firefox.
Blackout forces a clean dark theme onto every site you visit — with per-site control, brightness/contrast tuning, and an optional day/night schedule. Free, private, no account required. Official store listings are in review. In the meantime, install the exact same buildfrom alainabo.github.io
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