Turn Off the Lights browser extension is one of the oldest and the most popular extension on the internet. When you install the Turn Off the Lights extension in your favorite web browser, you will see that it add a gray lamp button in your web browser toolbar.
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The extension is available since 2009 for all major web browsers. That includes Google Chrome, Firefox, Opera, Safari, Yandex, Maxthon, Brave, Vivaldi, and Microsoft Edge.
When you click on the gray lamp button in your web browser toolbar. It will dim everything in the background and highlight only the video player (if it is available on that web page). As that makes your view experience more comfortable and enjoyable than ever before.
Introduction Spending a lot of time watching YouTube videos? Check out the Turn Off the Lights extension that will make your viewing experience more pleasant. Turn Off the Lights is an open-source browser extension that is designed, and engineered so that it works on all websites. So when you click on the gray lamp button. It […]
Introduction Turn Off the Lights world’s most popular browser extension, and is used and loved by millions of users worldwide. And in the latest version of the Turn Off the Lights browser extension, supports 54 languages. So it makes the extension more understandable for the local users in that language. Here is the complete list of languages […]
Introduction It cost you nothing (zero point zero)! Turn Off the Lights is a free browser extension for your favorite desktop web browser and you must not pay us to download and install this extension. However, it is recommended to keep the development alive and to make this useful tool available for all new users. The […]
Introduction Are you wondering what is the flash detection? Then you are on the correct help page. It is one of the Turn Off the Lights browser extension features that detect the Adobe Flash video players on the current web page. And push automatically all the Flash objects on top of the dark layer, when you click […]
Introduction Turn Off the Lights is known as the free browser extension for Google Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Opera, Maxthon, Yandex web browser, Brave, Vivaldi, Cốc Cốc, Naver Whale, and Microsoft Edge. That dims the web page and highlight automatically the video player on the current web page. So this is all to improve your online video-watching experience. […]
Introduction Of course, you can use an ad blocker (such as the AdBlock Plus browser extension) together with the popular Turn Off the Lights browser extension. This does not conflict with any features inside this browser extension such as YouTube Auto HD, YouTube Auto Wide, Atmosphere Lighting (glow light around the video player), Eye Protection, Night Mode, etc. It […]
Introduction First, what is your question or issue about YouTube? Can you not play a video on the YouTube website, or missing a plug-in, or see a strange behavior on that web page? Here is the basic rule to solve your YouTube issue. YouTube Help: Decoding the Basics Navigating YouTube Help is the key to unlocking the […]
Introduction They’re more than one favorite YouTube videos we like at Turn Off the Lights Headquarters, but the videos from the music artist such as Armin van Buren, Beyoncé, Calvin Harris, Dash Berlin, Ellie Goulding, Justin Bieber, Taylor Swift, David Guetta, Back Street Boys, Regi, Milk Inc, Pitbull, Ne-Yo and many more are great for listening […]
What is Opera web browser Opera web browser is one of the oldest browsers, it was developed in the year 1994. In addition, it was even a research project at Telenor, the largest Norwegian telecommunications company. Where first released publicly with version 2.0 in 1996. To learn about the Opera software fast, a safe web browser that […]
What is Mozilla? Mozilla is a non-profit organization that develops open-source software and promotes an open and accessible internet. One of its most well-known products is the Firefox web browser. Mozilla was founded in 1998 by members of the Netscape project, with the aim of creating a free, open-source browser to compete with proprietary ones. […]
