Are you looking for a Dark Mode for Gizmodo website? Then you are on the current help page and here will describe to you how to get this free tool in your favorite web browser.
Gizmodo is a news website that focuses mostly on design, technology, science, and science fiction. It was originally launched as part of the Gawker Media network run by Nick Denton and runs on the Kinja platform. Gizmodo also includes the subsite io9, which focuses on science fiction and futurism. Its main editor is David M. Ewalt and is launched on July 1, 2002. It is available in English, French, Dutch, Italian, German, Spanish, Japanese, Polish, and Portuguese.
Gizmodo was also known for the famous tech story that they pay for the iPhone 4 prototype that somebody found in a bar. And thereby it banned Apple-hosted events and product launches until August 2014. After almost 4 years later they were invited once again to Apple’s September 2014.

However, today the day it still does not have Dark Mode for Gizmodo website. And that makes it reading the news very difficult if you have more sensitive eyes. Thereby reading the news late at night can blind you to the bright web page. But with the help of the free and Open-Source Turn Off the Lights browser extension, you can make Gizmodo in your personal dark mode theme.
Activate Dark Mode for Gizmodo with the free browser extension
And on iOS, you can also install the Turn Off the Lights for Safari app, which brings the option to get dark mode on your smaller screen size. So you can activate it with a long press on the current web page. See in the Turn Off the Lights Options page -> Night Mode tab -> and here you see the option to activate it by the switch on long-press action.
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