Night Tint and Page Dimming for Websites in Chrome and Edge

Late in the evening a bright white page can feel harsh. Night tint lays a warm overlay over web pages, and a second slider lowers their brightness. Both have per-site exceptions and can switch on with the sunset.

SuperchargeFocus runs in Chrome and Edge, with no account.

Two Sliders

Use them together or on their own. Turning night tint off leaves the brightness setting where you put it.

Website Content Only

Filters change website content only. The browser’s tabs, address bar and settings, your desktop and other apps stay as they are. If you want a warm screen everywhere, use your operating system’s display settings alongside this.

Per-Site Exceptions

Some sites need true colors: a photo editor, a design tool, a video you are grading. From the panel on that site you can:

• Skip tint on this site.
• Skip dimming on this site.
• Keep tint and dimming off photos and video, so images and video show their real colors while the rest of the page stays warm.
• Show original, which turns off tint, dimming and theme on the site in one step.

On a Schedule

Night tint has its own schedule, separate from the light and dark schedule:

• Fixed hours, such as 21:00 to 07:00.
• Sunset to sunrise, with both edges shifted by up to 120 minutes either way.
• Chosen days only, if you want weekends different from weekdays.

For sunset timing you type a latitude and longitude once. The times are computed on your device and the extension never requests your location.

Turning night tint on or off by hand turns its schedule off, so your manual choice is never undone by the next schedule check.

Works With Dark Mode

Night tint sits on top of the page’s theme. A dark page with a light tint and slight dimming is a common evening setup. Each piece can be skipped per site.

Stored Locally

Strength, brightness, exceptions and schedules are saved in your browser’s local extension storage. There is no account and no analytics.