Shade - Secured Dark Mode by OzarkDev

Shade darkens the web — light surfaces, bright banners, gradients, box-shadow backdrops, and late-loading app content — while staying deliberately tiny and auditable.

Built security-first, by construction:
• Zero network requests — nothing ever leaves your browser
• Zero dependencies and no build step — the code you review is the code that runs
• Never reads page content — only computed colors
• Accepts no input from web pages — a hostile page cannot drive it
• Minimal permissions; original styles are saved and restored exactly

Using it:
• On for every site by default; toolbar popup toggles it globally or excludes the current site
• Options page manages the exclusion list (stored locally, never synced or sent)
• Something not darkening right? The popup's ? links to the support page — send the URL and it gets fixed

Why "Access your data for all websites"? Firefox shows this for any add-on that works on every
site. It's a capability label, not what Shade does: Shade reads only the computed colors of page
elements to darken them — never page text, for inputs, credentials, cookies, or URLs — and makes
zero network requests, so nothing ever leaves your browser.