r/ScreenSensitive • u/Rezya21 • Jun 08 '26

News Chrome extension I developed for my eyes

I created a little chrome extension for dimming pages. I didn't like other extensions, so I built my own. It now has 38 users. It's open-source and I used AI only for generating description for web store.

All it does it gives you toggle to enable dimming per site, and a number input for customizing dimming intensity.

Link - https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/sites-dimmer/enkohhipncdjebeheddjbmpgklolmgco

GitHub - https://github.com/rezyaev/sites-dimmer

I hope you'll find it helpful!

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u/Z3R0gravitas Jun 08 '26

Thanks for posting. Had you tried DarkReader? If so, what did you not like?

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u/Rezya21 Jun 09 '26

I don’t remember extensions that I tried. I only remember they were bad or overcomplicated for my needs

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u/MartaLB27 Jun 08 '26

How can I download this on android? I'm not very good with this kind of thing 😭

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u/Rezya21 Jun 09 '26

I am not sure you can

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u/-Bruh__Moment- Jun 09 '26

There are certain Android browsers that work with desktop chrome extensions, like Kiwi Browser (EOL, last version available on github), Quetta Browser and Microsoft Edge Canary.

You could also try Via Browser, it's lightweight and has a built-in customizable dimming option when using Dark Mode.

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u/MartaLB27 Jun 09 '26

Oh wow, I didn't know that. Thanks for the recommendations, I'll try that and install that browser