Dark Theme for Google™
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A Former User last edited by
Developer has to update this extension, Opera and Firefox is showing black zones on google, I'm still using this extension just because it allows me to change link colors on google and it's services. Outdated extension as many others..Shame !!
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A Former User last edited by
@addictedpostman: Awesome!! Thanks for updating this great extension ! No more blacked spaces on google homepage
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yomaus last edited by
Its more than a year now but it still doesnt work on Google Search. On G. Translate work fine tho.
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A Former User last edited by
@yomaus It's working perfecty. All you have to do is just allowing extension.
To do that; " click on extension's icon>manage extensions> site access (click "on all sites") > Allow in incognito (allow it) > Allow access to search page results (Allow it)
Otherwise it won't work.
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A Former User last edited by
@j0achim i noticed that right now and i think "google changed something" like this:
See here;
https://ibb.co/4J98QN2The screenshot is from "normal opera". I tried to see if its visible in "operagx or firefox" and answer is no. Weird !!
It only appears in opera gx which is im using currently. I have no problem with firefox and normal opera but operagx shows that little white think around sign in zone.. Yeah..
Well, thanks for noticing that. I'm trying to find a solution for that issue.
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J0achim last edited by
@addictedpostman Thank you for your quick and kind answer! Finger crossed for finding what's the issue here
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A Former User last edited by A Former User
@j0achim The issue is google!
They added "dark mode support" for google search results and some other their services.
I had no issue with "normal opera and firefox" but now, they also show that white shadow around sign in button.
I tried something to solve it but I have to say, they didnt work well.
I also installed "google chrome (which i hate)" but result is same. In this case, only solution is a little quick script change. Or you can stop using this extension or simply disable it and give "google dark mode support" a chance. Looks satisfying!
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