How to enable Gmail Dark Mode
- Go to https://nighteye.app
- Click on the icon of the browser you use.
- Add to your browser.
- Enjoy dark mode.
How to make Google Dark Mode
You may have already understood this, but let me make it obvious. Night Eye turns the whole Internet into dark mode. There are very few sites that this dark mode browser extension will not convert.
But as we spoke in more detail above, Night Eye can turn dark mode for Google Calendar, Google Sheets, Google Docs, Google Drive, Google Maps, etc.
Not only them but also sites like Amazon, Instagram, 4Chan, SoundCloud, TikTok, Udemy, Patreon, - you name it.
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Unlike most dark mode options out there, Night Eye does not use basic color inversion. Instead, it uses smart color conversion, ensuring a smooth dark theme across all websites. Here are some essential features you got to know about.
How to turn on night mode - after you install Night Eye, it starts working automatically. Just go to google.com and it will turn black.
How to turn off dark mode - you can turn off the whole extension by clicking on the extension icon and then clicking on the big power button at the bottom of the app’s menu. If you wish to whitelist a single website, you can simply select Normal from the three options.
Schedule dark mode - if you want to turn the Internet in night mode only when it’s dark outside, you can easily do so by clicking on the extension icon. Then click the gear icon at the top right and select schedule ‘on’, and adjust the hours you want Night Eye to be active.
Real support - it’s not uncommon for support teams to be ineffective. You know the standard replies - we’ll take it under consideration, we’ll look into that, we’ll think about it...and then they disappear as if you never contacted them and shared an issue.
That’s not the case with Night Eye. Our customer support team is dedicated to really resolve your issues and handle the feedback of each and every one of you with the utmost urgency. It’s already happened that we’ve rolled an entire update just to address and fix a single user’s issue. You can’t say many companies do that.
Pricing - let’s address the pink elephant in the room, shall we? Some people are disappointed because they think Night Eye is entirely free to use. Night Eye does have a 3-month free trial, with the option to earn yourself
up to 1 more year of free usage.
Even after the free trial, Night Eye does have a completely free version, which is limited to 5 websites of your choice. If you want to take advantage of the full dark mode experience, you need to select one of our packages and subscribe.
Let’s be honest here.
One year of Night Eye costs $9. That’s around the price of two Big Macs that’ll satisfy your hunger for a couple of hours. For the same price, you can protect your eyes for a whole year. It’s really a small fee to pay for health.
In essence, Night Eye enables Google dark mode with a few clicks. Once you start using all your favorite sites and apps in black, you’ll never want to go back. Why would you? Dark themes are easy on the eyes, increase productivity and enhance concentration.
Google night mode is the way to go. Night Eye will take you there. C’mon, let’s go for a ride.
FAQ
Q: How do I turn on dark mode on Google?
A: Enable dark mode on Google:
- Go to https://nighteye.app
- Click on the icon of the browser you use.
- Add to your browser.
- Enjoy dark mode.
Q: Does Google have a dark mode?
A: At the moment Google is testing dark mode for desktop. However, you can enable dark mode for Google and almost the whole Internet by using Night Eye.
Q: Is there a dark mode for Google search?
A: You can easily enable Google search dark mode by installing the Night Eye browser extension. Enjoy browsing all of Google’s products and nearly the entire Internet in dark mode.
Install Night Eye dark mode now
No credit card, no names, nothing is required - install Night Eye on your preferred browser and enjoy it completely for free for 3 months. Subsequently, you can stick with the free Lite version or subscribe for $9 per year. You can see for yourself how this dark mode browser extension can help you fight with eye strains.