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Chrome Theme Studio
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Chrome Theme Studio

Chrome Theme Studio alternatives

Easily create a theme for most Chromium-based browsers

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The best alternatives to Chrome Theme Studio are Dark Reader, Darkness, and Darkness v2. If these 3 options don't work for you, we've listed a few more alternatives below.

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Best alternatives to Chrome Theme Studio

1. Dark Reader
54 reviews
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Dark Reader is a free browser extension available for Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox. It lets you apply a dark color scheme to any website so that you can enjoy browsing your favorite websites at night or in the dark. The extension is available in respective extension stores and can be quickly installed to any of the browsers mentioned above.
Love Dark Reader, wish it worked on all websites. Strangely enough, Dark Reader doesn't work on ProductHunt. Or I should say that some of the functionality doesn't work. For instance I can't see how many stars I've rated this product right now. Luckily it has an easy toggle on/off switch. Oh, look! I've given it 5 stars! It's a big help if you're on the computer all day.
2. Darkness
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Darkness is a Chrome extension that provides dark themes for popular websites
3. Darkness v2
6 reviews
9 alternatives
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Darkness is a browser extension that provides beautiful dark themes for popular websites such as Google, Facebook, Gmail, Twitter, and dozens of others
4. Stylus
1 review
8 alternatives
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Stylus is a fork of Stylish that can be used to redesign the web. The objective in creating Stylus was to remove any and all analytics, and return to a more user-friendly UI. This is why we named the extension with an "us" ending, as in the actual users.
Stylus allows you to change the display of any site on a consistent basis. It's easy to add multiple versions if a comparison is needed. The most convenient thing is that the changes are pulled up in real time. It is also great for selecting and changing CSS objects right on the page, keeping styles in a separate place. Stylus immediately detects whether there are syntax errors in CSS.
5. Codye
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As a developer and robotics engineer, I often have to present or share code. I've built this App to help automate generation of code snippets. Codye allows you to present code in more than 180 languages and 80 themes. Available on iOS, iPadOS and macOS.