Windows 10: New extension for Windows 10 Edge browser brings dark theme to web pages

A new extension Night Eye is available for Microsoft Edge which brings dark theme support to the web pages. The extension developed by Razor is available to download from the Microsoft Store.

Night Eye brings the support for the dark mode for all websites like Facebook, Google and more.

The extension allows you to switch easily and quickly between the three modes Dark, Filtered and Normal. The extension analyses the color of the pages and images and converts them automatically and provides an improved browsing experience.

Dark Mode brings a complete dark experience by converting all colors, images, and icons. Users opting for the Filtered mode will be able to adjust the brightness, contrast, but the website colors remain unchanged.

The last is the Normal mode which gives you a normal browsing experience. Any adjustments made to the contrast level and colors can be applied to a single or all the websites.



The developers have also included a built-in support system for the extension which helps them in being able to provide solutions and resolutions to problems or issues which users might experience while using the extension.

Night Eye is currently available for users on Google Chrome, Firefox, Opera, Vivaldi, and the developers are also working on adding for support other browsers.

The Edge extension is available for free in the Microsoft Store and you can download it by clicking this Microsoft Store link.

Night Eye is available for other web browsers as well. If you use Google Chrome, you can download it from here and Firefox users can download it from here.

Dark Theme across Windows 10 platform


In other news, Microsoft is bringing the dark theme to File Explorer with Windows 10 October 2018 Update. The dark theme in File Explorer has recently been completed and it will make its debut next month.

Microsoft is testing dark theme for several apps and settings in Windows 10. The dark theme for File Explorer was previously being under testing in Windows 10 preview builds.

The dark theme improvements for Windows 10 will be included in every major feature update from now as more and more users prefer it over the traditional light theme.

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No way to change the Home page in Edge web browser

Hi Larryamoore,

We appreciate you for being part of Windows 10.

I suggest you to follow the below steps to set the homepage on EDGE browser

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  Click on the More actions (…) icon next to the feedback icon present on top right corner of the EDGE browser.
  
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  Click on Settings from the drop down menu.
  
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  Select A specific page or pages under
  open with.
  
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  Click on the option down to the
  A specific page or pages and select Custom from the drop down menu.
  
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  You can Enter a web address (which you want to set as home page) in the text box by clicking on
  + button.
  
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  Close the EDGE browser and open it again for the changes to take effect.
  

Kindly let us know if you need any further 2assistance with Windows. We are glad to assist you.

Thank you.

 

When will their be extension support for the Microsoft Edge browser?

Many are frustrated that the Edge browser does not have extension support for things like the LastPass password manager! A browser should not be released without extension support since many are already using password managers and other extensions. Now that
Microsoft will no longer update and continue Internet Explorer, the most current and secure Microsoft browser is Edge. Here is a notice from Lastpass:

Does LastPass support Windows 10 Edge ?

Microsoft Edge is the new, default browser available with Windows 10: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/microsoft-edge

Microsoft has not yet announced extension support for Edge browser. As soon as we can, we will offer a LastPass extension for Windows 10 Edge.

The LastPass extension can be downloaded to any other browser on Windows 10. Simply visit our download page:
https://lastpass.com/download to install the extension in the browser toolbar in Internet Explorer 11, Firefox, Chrome, or Opera.

The web vault at
www.LastPass.com can also be used on Edge to view your passwords any time.

If you are seeing any issues, please feel free to open a ticket with details on your issue and steps to reproduce.

PLEASE Microsoft get support asap for extensions like this! Thank you very much!

 

Extensions for Windows 10 Edge Browser

When will Microsoft do something about Extensions for Edge?

It seems Microsoft 10 Edge browser has yet to catch up ...

From the Pinterest Help page:

Microsoft Edge

We don’t have a Pinterest browser button extension for Microsoft Edge right now. While Microsoft has not yet opened up Edge for Extensions, our team is looking forward to building this feature in the future.

https://help.pinterest.com/en/articles/add-pinterest-browser-button#Web

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