CNET dark mode

CNET Dark Mode

Do you prefer the dark or are you afraid of it? Are you a "night owl" type of person who tends to stay up until late at night and read more about the latest technology and news on the internet? Would you like to visit your favorite technology website in a cooler and darker version at any time of the day?

If that is the case, Night Eye may be your perfect tool and future best addition while acquiring the knowledge all tech enthusiasts would need. Technology news and updates, reviews, blog posts – these are just a few of the things that you can find at CNET. Enabling the Night Eye dark mode extension on your browser would allow you to apply negative polarity (the bright text on a dark background) on your PC or laptop screen. This would produce a better visual experience and increased eye care for you by replacing the old fashioned positive polarity (dark text on a bright background). Negative polarity, or dark mode, is much more harmless to our vision long term as compared to the normal light mode in which the majority of the websites use. This is mainly due to the reduced screen flickering and harmful blue light. The dark mode is a preferred option, especially if you are browsing CNET late at night, in a low-light environment, or if you read extensively. As tech enthusiasts or just ordinary digital users, we do spend a lot of time every day in front of our screens. Unfortunately, we often forget to take care of our eyes. With Night Eye, you can cure symptoms such as headaches, dry and irritated eyes, and even blurry vision, increasing your eye protection to a new level. Night Eye is available on all modern browsers and is free for installation. Enjoy browsing CNET in dark mode!