Category: browser

There is a new web browser on the internet market. The Microsoft Edge web browser is moving from its EdgeHTML engine to the Chromium engine, which is the browser engine of the Google Chrome web browser. So the most popular Turn Off the Lights for Microsoft Edge will use now the Chrome extension version in that new web browser.

However, the current Microsoft Edge extension use already the same code as in the Google Chrome extension and with a bridge file to communicate to the Microsoft Edge web browser. But Microsoft has this to say to his Windows 10 internet users:

“Ultimately, we want to make the web experience better for many different audiences. People using Microsoft Edge (and potentially other browsers) will experience improved compatibility with all web sites, while getting the best-possible battery life and hardware integration on all kinds of Windows devices.”

Joe Belfiore – Corporate Vice President, Windows

You can try now the new Microsoft Edge web browser. Also, you can install now the latest Turn Off the Lights Chrome extension in the Microsoft Edge web browser. It is more powerful than ever before for your Chromium web browser.

Benefits of the Microsoft Edge Extension to the Chromium Extension platform

In addition, with one single and the same code, you have always the latest extension version in your favorite web browser. That includes Google Chrome, Opera, Yandex, and the Microsoft Edge web browser.

• Get fast the latest update and improvements
• Better performance on your web browser
• Enjoy all the nifty and latest night mode experience

Also, want to install the Turn Off the Lights Chrome Web Store extension on Microsoft Edge for Windows and macOS?

To install the extension

1. Provide consent
   • Open Microsoft Edge.
   • Go to edge://extensions or click Setting and more (…) > Extensions.
   • Enable Allow extension from other Stores.
   • Accept the disclaimer.
2. Install extension
   • Open the Chrome Web Store
   • Find and select the extension you want to install.
   • Click Add to Chrome.
   • Some extensions will let you know if they need certain permissions or data. To enable, click Add extension.

Above all, if you like our work, do not forget to rate the Turn Off the Lights Chrome extension to 5 stars. And make a small donation to support the development of our free and Open Source Browser extension.

Today you can learn more about the exciting features of the Turn Off the Lights Browser extension in the new and interactive welcome guide. In this guide, you will learn the basics to become a product expert as a Turn Off the Lights Browser extension user. That with each scroll movement, you can read and experience live the function of that feature. Above all, you can learn all features without the need to install the Turn Off the Lights Browser extension in your web browser.

Interactive Elements

For each slide, there is a mini and clean web browser visible on the slide. In other words, that with all the basic user interface elements such as an active tab, address bar, web page container box and the browser extension icon in the toolbar. So here you can test this feature and that without enabling the feature first in the Turn Off the Lights browser extension. In addition, you can get a real feeling on how it will look, and how you will experience this feature in a real web browser window.

Responsive Design

The Guide is so developed that it looks good on all devices. That on your desktop, tablet, and mobile web browsers. The page fit in the current size of your web browser screen. And all the slides and interactive elements will fit in the center of this available screen size. In conclusion, the Welcome Guide is desktop and mobile user-friendly.

Support for Dark Mode

If you are a macOS user and you are using the latest Safari web browser (Safari Technology Preview). Then you can use the new dark mode in our Welcome Guide. So it matched better with your operation system appearance, and it is more conformable for your eyes.

Try it yourself today! The new interactive Welcome Guide is available for all major web browser. Such as Google Chrome, Firefox, Opera, Safari, Yandex and Microsoft Edge. We hope you like it as we do here at Turn Off the Lights. And don’t forget you can support our open source work with a small donation.