LumaNight - Dark Mode for Web

iOS app by Kevin Merz. Utilities · Kevin Merz

Store rating
0 / 5
Store rating count
0
Download price
0.99 USD
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
1.1
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-16

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Store description excerpt

Stop squinting at blinding white websites. LumaNight brings dark mode to EVERY website, even where it never existed before. WHY LUMANIGHT? ○ Automatic dark mode on every website ○ Every text checked for readability, not just recolored ○ Cookie banners and embedded content included ○ Photos and logos keep their original colors ○ No ads, no trackers, 100% private THREE CONTRAST LEVELS ◆ Maximum Deep black with the strongest text contrast, aiming for the WCAG AAA readability standard. This is the default. ◆ Balanced Slightly lifted surfaces that keep more of a site's own colors, still with a high contrast target. ◆ Soft A gentler, dimmed look for reading in a dark room. BUILT FOR READING Every text is measured against the surface behind it and brightened until it is comfortably readable. Faded grey text, low contrast footnotes and translucent labels are fixed automatically. THE WEB STILL LOOKS LIKE ITSELF Only lightness is remapped, hues stay: a blue site stays blue instead of turning into flat grey. YOUR CHOICE, PER WEBSITE Switch dark mode off for a single website and keep it everywhere else. Changes apply instantly, without reloading. PRIVACY FIRST No accounts, no tracking, no data collection. Everything happens on your device. SETUP IN 30 SECONDS 1. Open Settings, then Apps, then Safari, then Extensions 2. Enable LumaNight 3. Allow for All Websites 4. Tap the extensions button in the address bar --- Privacy Policy & Terms of Use: https://merzkevin.de/privacy-LumaNight.html

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