Night Eye Help Center

Find answers about installing and using Night Eye, managing your plan, customizing website appearance, resolving conversion issues and uninstalling the extension.

Choose a help topic below or contact us directly from the Night Eye extension.

Getting Started With Night Eye

Use these answers for installation, browser permissions and the first steps after adding Night Eye.

1How do I install and start using Night Eye?

Install Night Eye from the official extension store for your browser. After installation, Night Eye starts in Dark Mode and automatically converts supported websites as they load.

If a website was already open during installation, refresh that tab once. For the complete first-use walkthrough, visit the Night Eye setup guide.

2Why does Night Eye request access to websites?

Browsers use permission wording such as “Read and change all your data on all websites” for extensions that need to modify web pages. Night Eye needs access to page colors, backgrounds, text, images and interface elements so it can convert them into Dark Mode.

All page analysis and color conversion happen locally on your device. Night Eye does not transmit the websites you visit, your browsing history or page content as part of the conversion process.

3How do I pin Night Eye to the browser toolbar?

Open your browser’s Extensions menu, find Dark Mode – Night Eye and select the pin icon beside it. The Night Eye icon will remain visible in the toolbar so you can quickly change modes and settings.

For browser-specific screenshots, see Step 2 of the setup guide.

4Does Night Eye enable Dark Mode automatically?

Yes. Night Eye starts converting supported websites automatically after installation. Open the extension only when you want to switch between Dark, Filtered and Normal modes or adjust website appearance.

Account, Payment and Activation

Learn when an account is required, how to purchase a plan and how paid activation works.

1Do I need to create an account?

You can use Night Eye Lite without creating an account. An account is required when you purchase, activate or manage a paid Night Eye plan. You can create an account whenever you decide to upgrade.

2How can I pay?

Open the Night Eye Client Area, sign in to your account and choose the plan you want to purchase. You can pay for Night Eye Pro, Pro Max or Ultimate using the available payment options at checkout.

Sign in to the Night Eye Client Area

Compare the available plans on the Night Eye pricing page before purchasing.

3How can I activate a paid Night Eye plan?

Open the Night Eye extension and sign in using the same account you used in the Night Eye Client Area. After you sign in, the purchased plan and subscription status are verified and the plan is activated automatically.

Appearance, Controls and Integrations

Detailed answers about modes, filters, integrations, shortcuts and browser-specific behavior.

1How does Deep Integration work with built-in website themes?

Some websites, including YouTube, Reddit and other supported services, provide their own dark themes. Deep Integration allows Night Eye to control those themes directly from the extension.

Deep Integration – Night Eye controls the website’s built-in light or dark preference. The mode selected in Night Eye takes precedence over the preference selected on the website.

Night Eye Dark – Night Eye applies its own conversion algorithm instead of using the website’s built-in theme.

Disabled – Night Eye neither converts the website nor controls its built-in theme.

Websites commonly save theme preferences in cookies or localStorage on your device. When Deep Integration is enabled, Night Eye updates the relevant local preference so the supported website uses the selected theme.

2Can I apply all filters at once?

In Dark Mode, the available filters can be used together. The final result depends on the adjustments you select.

In Filtered Mode, image and color-conversion controls are unavailable because the website’s original colors are preserved. Brightness, contrast, warmth and dimming can still be combined.

3Which keyboard shortcuts are available?

Windows and Linux

  • Alt + Shift + 2 – Switch between Dark Mode and Normal Mode.
  • Alt + Shift + 3 – Disable or enable Night Eye.

macOS

  • Cmd + Shift + 2 – Switch between Dark Mode and Normal Mode.
  • Cmd + Shift + 3 – Disable or enable Night Eye.
4Why is Dark Mode not working on Google search results in Opera?

Night Eye needs permission to access search-result pages in Opera.

macOS: Open Opera’s extensions page with Shift + Cmd + E, or open the View menu and select Extensions.

Windows: Open the Opera menu, select Extensions and then Manage Extensions. You can also use Ctrl + Shift + E.

Find Night Eye and enable Allow access to search page results. Reload Google after changing the permission.

5How can I use Night Eye with uBlock Origin?

On some websites, uBlock Origin’s cosmetic filtering can interfere with the changes applied by Night Eye. If a website is not converted correctly or behaves unexpectedly, open uBlock Origin and disable cosmetic filtering for that website using the eye icon in uBlock Origin’s toolbar.

Website and Page Settings

Choose whether Night Eye settings apply everywhere, to one website, to its subdomains or to an individual page.

Global and Website-Specific Settings

Apply to all websites uses the selected mode and display adjustments across supported websites.

Apply to the current website changes only the website you are visiting. Other websites keep their existing settings.

Custom Mode for Each Page

Night Eye can use different settings on individual pages of the same website. For example, one page can remain in Normal Mode while another page uses Dark Mode.

  1. Visit the page you want to configure.
  2. Open Night Eye and select Customize Pages.
  3. Add the current page.
  4. Refresh the page and choose its preferred mode or filters.

These page-specific settings do not change the rest of the website.

Apply Settings to Subdomains

Enable the Subdomains option when you want subdomains to inherit the preferences applied to their main domain.

Example: Tumblr

If Subdomain Settings is turned off, Night Eye can apply Dark Mode to tumblr.com while a page such as blogname.tumblr.com remains in Normal Mode.

If Subdomain Settings is turned on, the preferences applied to tumblr.com are also applied automatically to its subdomains.

Schedule and System Theme Settings

Choose when Night Eye changes website appearance automatically or let it follow your operating system or browser theme.

Schedule Dark Mode

Use Schedule when you want Night Eye to activate and deactivate at specific times.

  1. Open the Night Eye extension.
  2. Open Settings.
  3. Find Schedule.
  4. Choose the hours when Night Eye should use Dark Mode.

For example, Night Eye can enable Dark Mode in the evening and return websites to their normal appearance during the day.

Follow Your System or Browser Theme

Use OS/Browser integration when you want Night Eye to follow a supported appearance setting automatically.

macOS: Open System Settings → Appearance. Dark makes Night Eye present websites in Dark Mode, Light uses Normal Mode and Auto follows the system’s automatic changes.

Windows: Open Settings → Personalization → Colors and choose the system mode Night Eye should follow.

Browser Theme Behavior

Chrome and Opera may use their own color-scheme preferences. When a supported browser theme is set explicitly, it can override the operating system appearance for Night Eye.

If Night Eye Schedule and OS/Browser integration are enabled together, OS/Browser integration takes precedence. Disable one of the two automation options if you want the other to control Night Eye independently.

To disable integration, open Night Eye, go to Settings, locate OS/Browser color-scheme integration and set it to Disabled.

Privacy and Security

Understand how Night Eye processes pages, images and the limited technical information required for the service.

1How does Night Eye process visited pages?

Night Eye analyzes page structure and appearance locally in real time. It evaluates colors, backgrounds, text, images and interface elements so it can create a usable dark theme.

Website URLs, domains, page content and browsing history are not transmitted to Night Eye servers as part of Dark Mode conversion.

2What information does Night Eye transmit?

Night Eye transmits limited technical and licence information required for authentication and subscription verification. This may include an internal user identifier or authentication token, subscription status, extension and browser version, device or browser information and IP address.

If you create an account, purchase a plan or contact support, the information required to provide those services is also processed. Night Eye does not transmit the content of websites you visit.

For complete details, read the Night Eye Privacy Policy.

3How does Night Eye process images?

Night Eye may process small interface images, icons and repeating backgrounds pixel by pixel on your device. It evaluates their color structure so they remain visible after conversion.

If a color adjustment is necessary, Night Eye modifies the displayed colors. Otherwise, the image remains unchanged. Night Eye does not identify the subjects, objects or meaning of images.

Troubleshooting and Support

Find explanations for common conversion issues and learn what information to include in a support request.

Contact support from the extension: Open Night Eye and select the messaging icon in the upper-right corner.

1How can I contact Night Eye support quickly?

The extension includes a built-in support system. Open Night Eye and select the messaging icon in the upper-right corner to submit a support request.

2How should I report a problem with the extension?

If a feature is not working correctly or a website is not converted properly, contact us through the built-in support system. Open Night Eye and select the support icon beside Settings in the upper-right corner.

Include a short description, the affected URL, a screenshot, your browser and your Night Eye version. These details help us investigate the problem more quickly.

Attach screenshots directly when available. If you cannot attach an image, you may upload it to a file-sharing service such as Pasteboard and include the link.

3Why doesn’t Night Eye affect some websites?

Browser-protected pages, isolated embedded content and certain website technologies may prevent extensions from changing all page elements. Older websites that use many image-based backgrounds or buttons can also be difficult to convert completely.

Report the affected website through the built-in support system. We will investigate whether the conversion can be improved technically.

4Why are there white areas on some websites?

White areas are often large, light images or backgrounds that cannot be safely recolored without changing the content of the image. If the area is part of the website interface rather than a photograph, report the website through support.

5Why are some icons difficult to see?

Websites use different methods to display icons, and some are embedded inside large images. Night Eye avoids processing large images because doing so could distort their content, which may leave embedded icons unchanged.

Night Eye is regularly updated with improved methods for processing interface icons.

6Why are some form fields still white?

Some text fields, messaging boxes and forms are controlled by browser restrictions or isolated website components. These elements may not allow extensions to change their appearance completely. Night Eye continues to improve support for these cases.

7Why do some backgrounds remain unchanged?

Some backgrounds are large images rather than website colors. Night Eye may leave them unchanged to avoid altering photographs, illustrations or other meaningful visual content.

8Why is some text difficult to read?

This can happen when text is positioned over a large image. Night Eye may adjust the text color while leaving the image unchanged, producing insufficient contrast in unusual layouts.

Report the affected page through the built-in support system so we can investigate whether the conversion can be improved.

9How can I print emails from Gmail correctly?

If an email does not print correctly in Gmail or another service using Chrome, open the browser’s print settings and make sure Background graphics is disabled before printing.

Uninstalling Night Eye

Choose your browser for the correct Night Eye removal instructions.

1How do I uninstall Night Eye from Microsoft Edge?
  1. Enter edge://extensions/ in the address bar.
  2. Find Dark Mode – Night Eye.
  3. Select Remove and confirm.
2How do I uninstall Night Eye from Firefox?
  1. Enter about:addons in the address bar.
  2. Open Extensions and find Night Eye.
  3. Open its menu and select Remove.
3How do I uninstall Night Eye from Chrome?
  1. Enter chrome://extensions/ in the address bar.
  2. Find Dark Mode – Night Eye.
  3. Select Remove and confirm.
4How do I uninstall Night Eye from Vivaldi?
  1. Enter vivaldi://extensions/ in the address bar.
  2. Find Night Eye.
  3. Select Remove and confirm.
5How do I uninstall Night Eye from Opera?
  1. Enter opera://extensions/ in the address bar, or open Opera’s Extensions manager.
  2. Find Night Eye.
  3. Select Remove and confirm.
6How do I uninstall Night Eye from Safari?
  1. Open Safari and select Safari → Settings → Extensions.
  2. Select Night Eye.
  3. Choose Uninstall.
  4. If Safari asks you to remove the Night Eye application, complete that additional step.

Need More Help?

Contact the Night Eye team directly from the extension or reinstall Night Eye for another browser.

Contact Support From Night Eye

  1. Open the Night Eye extension.
  2. Select the messaging icon in the upper-right corner.
  3. Describe the problem and include the affected URL, a screenshot, your browser and Night Eye version.

The built-in support system sends your request directly to the Night Eye team.

Reinstall Night Eye or Add It to Another Browser

Select your browser below to install Night Eye from its official extension store.