THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR. If you need to see how your site looks on users with dark theme and light theme on their devices, this extension is the ONE. I believe this is the only extension that switches prefers-color-scheme and does not do anything extravagant. The only request is that I wish there was a shortcut key to this blissful extension.

Perfect. The most simple yet the most efficient.

If anyone likes it but has issues with the ctrl+shift+L shortcut, it turns out that can be changed in about:addons -> gear icon -> manage extension shortcuts

(previous review: 4 stars) works great, i just wish i could disable the ctrl-shift-L keybind it adds, as it conflicts with bitwarden

Works perfectly on sites that support it. You might need to refresh some websites after toggling.

Thanks for this. It's simple, effective, and well documented. I appreciate the time you put in to creating, and publishing this seeming small, but very useful tool!

Excellent license choice as well. ;)

ease of use

Thanks I use this for web development, when working on light and dark CSS I need to keep switching themes without opening up dev tools. I like that it works with the native CSS media query. I also noticed the permission is minimum needed, I appreciate that attention.

This work!

And the permission is truly minimal like the description, love the transparent!

It would be nice if it have time or auto refresh when manually turn turn on dark/normal mode.

Thanks for making it bro (or sis)! Have a good life!

Yup, this is what I was looking for. Other extensions I tried didn't work for what I needed. This one seems to toggle the light/dark on specific types of panels in the browser. So, thanks for the fix.

Love it! It does exactly what I needed it to and toggles the CSS @media (prefers-color-scheme: ) between light and dark. Great for testing websites during the development phase or changing a website's mode without changing the whole browser.

Good job. It would be even greater if one could store websites that should be "always dark" and "always light" but nevertheless: simple and effective extension. Thanks!