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I have midnight lizaed, how do I not effect the images or videos on the page? The youtube logo turns green when I use the addon?

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If you're looking for a dark theme to apply to most websites, try using "dark reader" for firefox.

 

You can toggle it on/off for specific websites as wel. for example, I don't use it on LTT since LTT already offers a dark theme.

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20 hours ago, NinJake said:

If you're looking for a dark theme to apply to most websites, try using "dark reader" for firefox.

 

You can toggle it on/off for specific websites as wel. for example, I don't use it on LTT since LTT already offers a dark theme.

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Midnight Lizard has a lot more options, but it messes with the forground images & videos of the page also. Like pic below.

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