Dark Mode for Every Website

Install LumaNight from the App Store, then enable it in Safari settings under Extensions. Once enabled, all websites will automatically display in dark mode. You can customize the darkness level and toggle it per website using the extension popup.

Safari only supports dark mode for the browser interface (tabs, address bar, etc.), not for website content. To get dark mode on all websites, you need an extension like LumaNight that transforms webpage colors to a dark theme.

Yes, dark mode reduces eye strain especially in low-light conditions by emitting less bright light. It also helps reduce blue light exposure which can disrupt sleep patterns when browsing at night. Many users report less headaches and eye fatigue after switching to dark mode.

Yes, on devices with OLED displays (iPhone X and newer, most recent iPads), dark mode can significantly reduce battery consumption. This is because black pixels on OLED screens are actually turned off, using no power at all.

LumaNight works on virtually all websites. It uses intelligent algorithms to detect and transform page elements while preserving images and videos. For the rare site that doesn't work well, you can easily disable the extension for that specific domain.

Yes, LumaNight is completely free to download and use. All features are included with no hidden costs, subscriptions, or in-app purchases. We believe everyone deserves a comfortable browsing experience.

No. LumaNight is built with privacy as a core principle. We don't collect any personal data, browsing history, or analytics. Your settings are stored locally on your device only. No account is required to use the extension.