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If you have ever tried reading a website late at night, you know the struggle. Bright backgrounds, tired eyes, and maybe even that guilty feeling of draining your laptop or phone battery when you just wanted a calm browsing experience. That is where the OLED night mode extension comes in. It is not just about flipping white to black. It is about creating a healthier, more immersive way to surf the web, while also unlocking the hidden benefits of your OLED screen.

Why OLED Screens Need Something Different

Most people know about dark mode. However, fewer people realize that OLED displays (the type used in many smartphones, tablets, and even high-end laptops) function differently from traditional LCD screens. Instead of using a backlight for all pixels, OLEDs light up each pixel individually. That means black pixels are literally off.

Here is the secret: a well-designed OLED night mode extension does not just dim the screen, it smartly switches large areas of white into deep black, which on OLED means those pixels are not using any power at all. The result of this OLED Night Mode extension?

• Battery savings: A true black OLED night mode can extend browsing time significantly.
• Less eye strain: Not just dimmer light, but softer contrast that feels natural.
• Better focus: The background fades away, letting you concentrate on the content.

What devices use OLED?

• The Surface Pro has an OLED display, depending on the model and configuration. The newer 13-inch Surface Pro models can be configured with an optional OLED PixelSense display, while the smaller 12-inch models use an LCD screen.
• MacBook Pros currently use Liquid Retina XDR displays, which are based on mini-LED technology, not OLED.

The Solution: Chrome Extension + Chrome Theme

The good news? You do not need to search endlessly for an OLED-specific extension. The Turn Off the Lights Chrome extension already includes a powerful Night Mode feature, making it the perfect OLED night mode extension for your browser. And with the Complete Black Chrome theme, you will enjoy a true 100% pure solid black experience.

Unlike paid and basic dark mode add-ons, Turn Off the Lights goes further:

• It provides a true black theme for OLED screens, helping save battery life.
• It intelligently adapts to different websites, so text stays readable while the background goes dark.
• It works seamlessly across YouTube, social media, news sites, and more.
• You can customize brightness, color temperature, and even schedule night mode to activate automatically.

How to Enable OLED Dark Mode in Turn Off the Lights

Get the Complete Black Chrome theme:
https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/complete-black-theme-for/ojocmeabgojddapjkfbdbmpeoodhepgd

Get the Turn Off the Lights Chrome extension:
https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/turn-off-the-lights/bfbmjmiodbnnpllbbbfblcplfjjepjdn

Getting an OLED-optimized dark mode is quick and simple. Here are the steps:

1. Open the Turn Off the Lights Options page. You can do this by right-clicking on the extension icon in your Chrome toolbar and selecting Options.
2. Click on the “Night Mode” tab. This is where all the settings for dark mode are located.
3. Set the background to 100% solid black. This ensures OLED pixels are turned completely off, giving you maximum battery savings and the deepest contrast possible.
4. Enable the Night Mode feature. Toggle it on to activate dark browsing across all websites.
5. You are done! Now you have a true OLED night mode extension running in your Chrome browser.

With just these few clicks, you unlock a browsing experience that feels calmer, saves energy, and looks beautiful on OLED screens.

Everyday Scenarios Where It Shines

• Late-night reading: Articles on news sites or blogs become more like reading on a Kindle than staring into a flashlight.
• Streaming videos: Dark mode blends the website background into the video frame, making movies and shows more immersive.
• Working on documents: Your productivity tools look calmer, and your laptop battery lasts longer during meetings or travel.
• Social media browsing: No more harsh whites while scrolling endlessly through your feed at night.

And because it is part of the Turn Off the Lights browser extension, you also get extra tools, like the ability to dim the entire webpage around a video, creating a cinema-like effect.

A Small Change, a Big Difference

It’s easy to underestimate how much impact a single browser extension can have on your daily routine. But the Turn Off the Lights Chrome extension with Night Mode is not just a cosmetic tweak. It is a thoughtful way of matching your browsing habits with the strengths of modern OLED displays.

For anyone who spends time online after dark, or just wants to squeeze more hours out of their battery, this is one of the simplest, most practical upgrades you can make. And you can customize the background, text, and hyperlink color with a double click on the lamp button in your toolbar.

So the next time you are about to dim your screen and squint through another late-night browsing session, remember: there is a smarter way. Install the Turn Off the Lights Chrome extension, enable Night Mode, set the background to 100% solid black, and enjoy the true benefits of an OLED night mode extension.

With the launch of iOS 26, macOS 26, and visionOS 26 this fall, we are excited to introduce the next generation of Turn Off the Lights for Safari, a powerful extension that now embraces Apple’s new Liquid Glass design and brings you more control, comfort, and customization than ever before.

Whether you are browsing late at night on your iPhone, Mac, or even with Apple Vision Pro, the new features are designed to adapt seamlessly to your environment while giving your eyes a break. You can test the new major version today on all platforms through TestFlight, so try it out and share your feedback with us!

What is New in Turn Off the Lights for Safari (2025 Edition)?

New Night Mode Engine – Smarter, Smoother, and More Powerful

One of the most exciting updates is the brand-new Night Mode engine. There are two available engines to choose from. The first is the default for all new users: the customizable “Personalized Theme”. With this option, you can individually adjust the colors for hyperlinks, buttons, text, and the background. That gives you full control over your Night Mode experience.

The second option is the “Standard Theme”, which uses a CSS filter to apply a single, fixed color scheme across all websites. This new engine is faster, more intelligent, and better at adapting to a wide variety of websites, offering improved contrast and color accuracy.

Create Your Own Night Mode Theme

We know that no two users are the same, which is why we are thrilled to launch the new Night Mode Theme Creator website. This easy-to-use tool lets you fully customize your night browsing experience to match your personal style.

You can:

• Choose background and text colors
• Preview your theme live
• Share it with other users

Once you are happy with your design, you can instantly apply it to your web browser. Whether you prefer a classic dark gray look or a soft sepia tone, your night mode is now uniquely yours.

Embracing Liquid Glass Design

In line with Apple’s stunning Liquid Glass design language announced at WWDC 2025, Turn Off the Lights has received a visual refresh to match the aesthetic of iOS 26, macOS 26, and visionOS 26.

The new Liquid Glass icon features translucent layers and depth effects that blend beautifully into your app dock or home screen. It is not just functional, it is part of the visual harmony that Apple users expect. You can choose Liquid Glass in clear tint or dark tint. Furthermore, it still includes the regular Light and Dark mode app icons.

Available Now on TestFlight

Want to be among the first to try out these exciting features? The latest version of Turn Off the Lights for Safari is now available on TestFlight for:

• macOS 26
• iOS 26
• iPadOS 26
• visionOS 26

Early access lets you explore all the new functionality, give feedback, and help shape the future of the extension.

How to Get Started

1. Visit the official Turn Off the Lights TestFlight page
2. Choose your platform (macOS, iOS, iPadOS, or visionOS)
3. Download and install via the TestFlight app
4. Explore the new features and customize your Night Mode theme

The Future of Comfortable Browsing

The 2025 update to Turn Off the Lights for Safari is more than a facelift; it is a step forward in giving users complete control over their browsing environment. From customizable night themes to dynamic visuals and deep integration with Apple’s latest design language called Liquid Glass, this version is built for those who value comfort, creativity, and customization.

Do not miss out on Liquid Glass design and download it today via TestFlight and transform the way you browse.

Yesterday was an amazing WWDC 2025, featuring the new macOS 26, iOS 26, watchOS 26, and visionOS 26 — all with the new liquid glass design. The Turn Off the Lights browser extension for Safari will also include these new icons in the upcoming version to match this coherence across all your eco devices. We can not wait to share it later this year.

Today, we are excited to unveil three brand-new tutorials that make using Turn Off the Lights for Safari even easier and more powerful on your Apple Vision Pro. Let us dive in!

YouTube Tutorials about Safari Features

Top 3 Safari Features on Apple Vision Pro

The Apple Vision is the best device for browsing content and watching videos on the Safari web browser. This YouTube video provides you with three Safari features you should use to make Safari more comfortable to use. These include YouTube AutoHD, which plays videos in the highest available quality; Night Mode, which enables dark mode for all websites; and a method to dim your entire screen for easier text reading and better video focus.

Using these features can significantly enhance your viewing and reading experience, especially in low-light environments. Whether you are binge-watching your favorite shows or catching up on articles, these tools help reduce eye strain and improve usability. With just a few quick settings, you can transform your Safari experience on Apple Vision into something truly immersive and user-friendly.

Enable a Safari Extension on Apple Vision Pro

In this sleek, 2‑minute clip, we guide you through enabling the Turn Off the Lights Safari extension on your Apple Vision Pro headset. A game-changer for immersive browsing, this tutorial covers:

• Accessing the Settings app
• Navigating to Extensions in visionOS
• Toggling your Safari extension with ease
• Allowing the permission to run the script on the current open tab
• Dims the web page with a single tap on the lamp icon in the Safari puzzle piece icon

How to open the Safari Extension Options page on Apple Vision Pro

In this sleek, 2‑minute clip, we guide you step-by-step through opening the Options page of the Turn Off the Lights Safari extension, designed to enhance your browsing experience. You can easily access this settings panel from the Settings app on your Apple Vision Pro, where all your installed extensions are listed in one convenient place. Once inside the Options page, you will be able to customize a wide range of features, such as adjusting the color and opacity of the dark layer, enabling Night Mode for a consistent dark theme across websites, or activating atmospheric lighting to create a more immersive viewing environment.

You will also discover other Safari features that are more advanced controls that let you fine-tune your experience to your exact preferences, such as the AutoStop option to stop playing those automatically HTML5 videos, and automatically screen dimming levels for certain websites. These personalization options are perfect for reducing eye strain, improving focus, and creating a cinema-like experience right inside your browser. Whether you are reading late at night or watching a movie, this extension helps you stay in control of your visual comfort.

Do not forget that the Turn Off the Lights browser extension is the only unique extension that is completely free for all web browsers, including Safari. There are no subscription fees or in-app purchases — you get it entirely for free. It is also Open-Source, so you are free to review the code and suggest improvements. If you find it useful and want to support its continued development, please consider making a donation to help keep this project alive and free for everyone. Donate now on the official Turn Off the Lights website.