Night Shift Mode

Night shift changes the colors of the screen to warm and eye-protective shades. You can automatically change screen mode by scheduling or selecting a color theme for a certain website.

Our extension suggests a palette of colors that are good for eyes in a dark time and also you can pick any color and add it to the settings page.

Working on a computer at night time may affect your eyes or can disturb other people in the same room. Night Shift Mode is a good opportunity to reduce screen brightening to take care of your eyes. Dark Mode isn't suitable for all websites, so applying warm colors to all websites will be the best alternative for screen tinting.

Our extension offers several benefits for users of notebooks or PCs by reducing the blue light emitted by screens. Here's how it can help:

1. Reduces Eye Strain - excessive blue light can strain your eyes during extended screen use, especially in low-light conditions. Night shift mode adjusts the screen's color temperature to warmer tones, which are gentler on the eyes.

2. Improves Sleep Quality - blue light suppresses the production of melatonin, a hormone responsible for regulating sleep. By reducing blue light exposure in the evening, night shift mode can help you fall asleep more easily and maintain a healthy sleep cycle.

3. Minimizes Digital Fatigue - spending long hours in front of a screen can lead to digital fatigue, causing discomfort and difficulty focusing. Warmer screen tones may help alleviate this, enabling more comfortable extended use.

4. Helps in Low-Light Environments - Night Shift Mode dims harsh light, making it easier to work in dimly lit or dark environments without causing discomfort or disrupting the ambient lighting balance.

5. Potential Long-Term Eye Health Benefits - although research is ongoing, reducing exposure to high-energy blue light may help mitigate risks associated with long-term eye health issues like macular degeneration.

6. Customizable and Easy to Use - most devices allow users to schedule night mode automatically (e.g., sunset to sunrise) or adjust settings manually to suit individual preferences.

While Night Shift Mode can be beneficial, it’s not a substitute for regular breaks from screen use, proper lighting, or comprehensive measures like blue light-blocking glasses or ergonomic screen settings.