Dark Mode

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @CS7 last edited by

@CS7 You need to allow the extension to work in search engines.

[CS7]

CS7 @leocg last edited by CS7

@leocg Thanks! That fixed the issue. Now everything is in dark mode like I wanted! Using on my 2018 Mac Mini with MacOS Mojave

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

Works.. but 100% broken on YouTube Studio Beta. Al it does is turn the screen dark and removes literally everything off the screen. basically.. it's a blank screen that's gone dark. It works with other sites... but not YouTube Studio, which was the whole reason I was going to use this.

[uddharsh]

uddharsh last edited by

Oper'a dark theme is great, but there needs to be a toggle button to disable it temporarily like the vpn, for the websites that don't support the theme.

[amunoto]

amunoto @uddharsh last edited by

The app "Dark Mode" has such a switch.

[WisdomFruit]

WisdomFruit @uddharsh last edited by

@uddharsh: there is indeed an option like that....right click on the page and select "Exclude from dark mode". Alternatively you can enter address in extension settings

[ephemere]

ephemere last edited by

this is really strange, it works for some websites but not for google.
I installed this extension mainly if not only for google and it wont work

[uddharsh]

uddharsh @WisdomFruit last edited by uddharsh

@WisdomFruit I wasn't referring to the extension. Instead Opera GX's browser has an inbuilt feature to force dark mode on websites, now I just wanted to know if there is a way to toggle the option for a single web page without having to disable it.

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

Doesn't work on Google, Bing or Yahoo and that's all I wanted.

[Holzkohlen]

Holzkohlen @Guest last edited by

@johnnyfive55 said:

Doesn't work on Google, Bing or Yahoo and that's all I wanted.

dude, there is an option in Opera preventing the access of extensions to sites with search results. You need to set that option for each individual extension.

[LorrayneN]

LorrayneN last edited by

For those who were unable to use with Google search, etc. Search for "Dark Theme for Google", it works.

[edo101]

edo101 last edited by

To get this to work on Google.com. Go to manage add ons and under the options for this extension, select "allow to access search page results"

[izoord]

izoord @edo101 last edited by

@edo101: thanks

[haytham97]

haytham97 last edited by

how can i get to work on all sites except facebook ,i dont want it to be activated o, facebook , can someone help me?

[A Former User]

A Former User @haytham97 last edited by

@haytham97 in the extension options, you have a field at the bottom "comma separated list of domains to exclude from dark mode" where you can enter the addresses of pages that you do not want to change

[gussak]

gussak last edited by

it doesnt seem to work on this very addonś site only, got me puzzled, but works on all other sites, thx!

[pandu1907]

pandu1907 @ephemere last edited by

@ephemere: To get this to work on Google.com. Go to manage add ons and under the options for this extension, select "allow to access search page results"

[khd]

khd @Holzkohlen last edited by

@holzkohlen said:

@johnnyfive55 said:

Doesn't work on Google, Bing or Yahoo and that's all I wanted.

dude, there is an option in Opera preventing the access of extensions to sites with search results. You need to set that option for each individual extension.

@edo101:

you're the man !

[lishes]

lishes last edited by

It does not work with a lot of web sites.

[ismetsoner]

ismetsoner last edited by

doesn't work like most of opera adons. i advise dark reader in chrome extensions.