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The Blackyfier
A plugin to automatically change the color scheme of a web page | |
I prefer to have a black background with white lettering. So this plugin for your browser of choice would automatically change the background of a page to black and would also change the text using the original colour as a base to calculate the new colour. For instance, if the original page was white
background with black text, the plugin would simply invert this. But if the text happened to be dark grey, then the new text colour would be a light grey. Other colours used in the text would be changed in order to guarantee the appropriated level of contrast.
The background preferred colour could be changed. The plugin would adapt the contrast calculations accordingly.
Blackle
http://www.blackle.com
Just for you [Paulo]. [Jinbish, Oct 26 2007]
colour remover
colour remover
Similar idea. [zen_tom, Oct 26 2007]
Changing Backgrounds
Changing Backgrounds
Similar idea. [zen_tom, Oct 26 2007]
Power Google
http://power-google.blogspot.com/
Official Google version of Blackle [Shadow Phoenix, Oct 30 2007]
Blackle Stats
http://techlogg.com/content/view/360/1/
Makes a difference with CRTs, not so much with LCDs. [imaginality, Mar 30 2008]
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This came up before here - there's a clever little key-combination that reverses all the colours in Mozilla, or just go to Tools, Options, Content, and pick the colours you want to use (you have to untick the box that overrides your chosen colours with those of the website designer) |
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That Blakle site is gorgeous :-). The "colour remover" is similar, I didn't find it in my queries. But I like to think that my idea is more complex... yeah, this superiority complex is going to be my downfall. |
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You need to buy a Mac. The "Universal
Access" preference settings allow you to
choose "white on black", and it works for
all applications. You can also ask for
greyscale rather than colour, and adjust
the contrast. |
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For reading text you might like to try hitting Ctrl-A. |
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[theleopard] - CTRL-A only selects text. You're still left with the white on the rest of the page. |
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[Noexit] - CSS is fine for experts. And it is still not very practical to change all the styles plus manually deciding which are the best colors. |
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Yes! It does exist. I use Blackle.com EVERY time I search the web. Greatness. They do it because it saves power that your monitor burns with white light. I like it. And PopSci had something about a program that could "Blackyfy" any page. I don't remember what it was called. [+], except it's baked, so neutral. |
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Worth noting though that it's with CRT monitors that you save power by using Blackle - for LCD monitors, the reverse is generally true. See link. |
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In IE7:
Go to TOOLS -> INTERNET OPTIONS. On the General tab, click the ACCESSIBILITY button, then check the box labeled "Ignore colors specified on web pages". Click OKAY. |
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While still on the General tab, click the COLORS button, clear the box labeled "Use Windows colors", then set your foreground (text) and background colors as you like. |
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