Firsty, page rendering is absolutely beautiful, probably most effective single ACCESIBILTY solution we have. Spares one the need load custom CSS for every page (if we can code or find it)... An option to specify font even... However (cough)

The initial presentation is downright ugly.

**INCLUDES A HUGELY INVASIVE START PAGE** sporting no less than 3 "DONATE" elements -- Could these not be more subtle? At least (please?) add a tick-box to close it?

Darn skippy I got a Github and betcher bloomerz I'm taking it over there.

This extension has saved me from so many headaches. I used to have to rely on each site having its own native dark mode, and found myself suffering when they didn't but with this I can finally rest my eyes on sites that DON'T have a native dark mode

Recently the addon started overriding my Theme on the browser initializing. Disabling and Re-Enabling any theme fixes it until Firefox restarts.

Perfect for everyday tasks, could not imagine my life without it. Keep up the good work!

Since the new version, YouTube and kick keep freezing or don't load at all.

Functions exactly as expected. Some tuning is required but that's more a function of the sites rather than the extension. Great work, and thank you for making the web easier on my eyes.

An incredible eye-saver. It does an infinitely better job than other similar extensions, issues are rare, and the feature set allows users to set rules for problematic sites. Although it's not always the absolute most performant add-on, the DarkReader team are clever in their solutions, quick to address issues when popular websites cause incompatability, and deserve a ton of praise for this volunteer-created tool. Thanks guys, you're appreciated!

It was relatively good until recently, when it was automatically updated, and after that I could not see the bookmarks in the bookmarks sidebar, nor the menu bar. All was just black, except for the icons for the bookmarks in the sidebar. It became useless
Eventually I figured it out.
So here is how it should be explained:

Open the settings of the Dark Reader > Click the "More" tab > Click "All Settings" > Click/toggle "Change Browser Theme" so that it says "Default browser theme is active".

If you want some custom browser theme, install it or enable it AFTER all this procedure through Firefox Themes settings. You actually may need to uninstall and reinstall the Dark Reader extension and revert to the default Firefox browser theme in the Firefox settings before all this.

Excellente application, je l'utilise depuis plusieurs années. Petit souci avec la dernière version 4.9.97 qui va trés vite être réglé, j'en suis sur. Grand merci pour le tout le travail.

this app is excellent, it saved me a lot of fun and navigation on my nights out :D i highly recommend it!

Made an account just to leave this review, which is long overdue. This add-on enables me to use almost any website effortlessly while healing from debilitating photosensitivity. I simply could not have used most of my favorite websites for the last year without it. Any bugs that might arise from other sites updating are SWIFTLY addressed by the developer and with transparency for all users. The dev tools under the hood are robust, and so any site with niche use cases for my personal needs are also accessible. I wish I could throw money at the dev for providing an invaluable tool for so many people, working tirelessly to uphold its quality, and helping so many of us use the internet without pain. I hope this review, and the hundreds of people I have recommended this app to (many of which are abled but just enjoy reduced eyestrain now!!!), can be the next best thing!