Eclipse- Dark Mode for Safari 4+

Name: Eclipse- Dark Mode for Safari
Rating: 3.3 (7 reviews)
Author: RETRODUST TECHNOLOGIES (PRIVATE) LIMITED

Add Dark mode to any Website

RETRODUST TECHNOLOGIES (PRIVATE) LIMITED

- 3.3 • 7 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Eclipse enables a dark theme for the websites you visit in Safari.

We understand your struggle with bright websites that can blind your eyes at night. With Eclipse, you can turn on dark mode for any website you visit through Safari.

Using this extension is as convenient- you can turn it off completely or keep it on for specific websites. You can also choose between themes and manually schedule them.

You can apply a dark theme on any website with just a tap! Download now!

3.3 out of 5

7 Ratings

Great start..

Text looks off on the obscure mode. Need better support for true black mode.

Well behaved app. Does what it says it would do and nothing else it’s not supposed to do.

Unlike some other Dark Mode apps extensions it does what it says it will do and nothing else you don’t expect. One thing it won’t do is pull a number on your streaming videos. The videos look great. It’s like watching the movie in a dark theater. The colors of the videos really pop since everything else is dark. One other dark version app I tried inverted the colors of the video making them look like something from the “Twilight Zone”. And with no way of telling the app to whitelist the site and leave it alone.

Has promise but the developers have gone dark (no pun intended)

I was excited to find this app because I have had SUCH a hard time finding a simple app which can dim websites on Safari because I have sensitive eyes and the white light kills them and dark mode apps are shoddy at best typically. Wanted to get in touch with developers to see whether there was a way to maintain brightness changes when the page loads again which currently it does not do. But there was no way and the WhatsApp group was closed. Guys, please be professional and allow others to E-mail you rather than making them download an entirely new application (in my case two) just to find there is no group anymore.

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