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🧜‍♀️ Safari 13 disable all your Safari extensions. And a Privacy Concern!

Starting from Safari 13 on macOS Catalina, Apple will disable all your Safari extensions that are using the old legacy .safariextz-style. And show you this message box “Safari turned off extensions that slow down your web browsing.“. As a Safari user, you can not install any legacy extension anymore. As that will automatically disable this Safari extension. And you can only install the extensions from the Mac App Store. For Turn Off the Lights users, there is no worry. Because you can already download the latest free Turn Off the Lights for Safari from the Mac App Store since September 2017.

Customer Satisfaction

We read all your personal reviews and feedback on the extension store, and that is also for the Turn Off the Lights for Safari on the Mac App Store. There are many users love this great Safari extension because of the lots of customization options. And the powerful feature you can use the change the video appearance and protect your eyes.

5 star review Turn Off the Lights for Safari
5 star review Turn Off the Lights for Safari

Privacy Concern

However, we read also the reviews from our users that are concerned about his privacy because of the default Safari permission description text.

1 star review Turn Off the Lights for Safari

This default warning text is visible on all Safari extensions. Also on these Safari extensions such as an Adblocker, Grammarly Spelling Checker, Honey, Evernote, Screenshot Capture, etc. Apple has only an API to enable the extension on 1 website or to enable the JavaScript function on all websites.

Safari Preference window - Extensions - Web Page Contents and Browsing History
Safari Extensions – Permissions

The Turn Off the Lights Browser extension is the ultimate tool for all websites, so it is available for all websites. Thereby you get the best web experience in your Safari web browser. And enjoy the video you are watching on YouTube or any other video platform. Turn Off the Lights take your privacy and security very seriously. It is an open-source browser extension, and you can find our JavaScript code on this Github project page: https://github.com/turnoffthelights. Furthermore, do not forget that the Apple team is reviewing each of our Safari extension updates. So that the Safari extension follows correct the security and privacy rules by Apple

If you have any questions or feedback to improve this Safari extension, please let us know on the Turn Off the Lights Support page. We here to help you, so you can get the best web experience on your web browser.

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Stefan Van Damme

🎓 3 Essential Chrome Extensions for Students and Teachers

The summer is going to end and the back-to-school promotions are already available for students and teachers. That with some awesome and new speedy laptops. And the tablet is an especially popular device for students. Such as the Microsoft Surface Pro. And devices like that can help with his study and homework. Take a good coffee or tea, as here we help you to get the most out of the speedy and lightweight web browser with Chrome Extensions for Students.

Chrome Extensions for Students

Here is an overview of Chrome Extensions for Students:

Turn Off the Lights Chrome extension – Concentration tool

One of the best Chrome Extensions for Students, teachers, and educators is Turn Off the Lights. Students can use Chrome extensions to eliminate pesky YouTube ads that distract them when watching an educational video. However, did you know that besides video focus, it also can convert each website into its own Night theme?

Turn Off the Lights Chrome extension to concentrate on the video content
Turn Off the Lights Chrome extension to concentrate on the video content

And in their free time after school, students need some relaxation. And can enjoy the many other great options inside Turn Off the Lights such as the YouTube AutoHD to 4K, Mouse Volume scroll, etc.

Zoom Chrome extension – Set a custom zoom level

This is another accessibility tool, here you can zoom in and out of the current web page. That is thanks to the slider in the popup window. Furthermore, on the Zoom options page, there is an optional feature to get a magnifying glass on the current web page. So only the view in the circle glass will be increased and the rest on the web page stay on the same zoom level.

Zoom Chrome extension in the Chrome Extensions for Students post
Zoom Chrome extension with the Magnifying Glass option

Print Chrome extension – Print your school courses and documents

When a new course is available on your digital platform, you can be an environment person and read the document on your personal laptop or tablet device. However, some students like to have a hard copy on their desks. And with this useful print button in the web browser your toolbar, you can print these documents. That in color, and black and white or grayscale.

Print Chrome extension black and white preview panel
Print Chrome extension black and white preview panel

Hope you like these tips for students and teachers to increase your productivity on the web. And to get the best web browsing experience.

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Stefan Van Damme

📱Join our Turn Off the Lights beta app with TestFlight on iOS

You can join today our public beta version of the darkest mobile web browser ever on iOS. And experience the latest and greatest for your iOS device. The only thing you need is an Apple Device such as iPhone or iPad, to install the latest Turn Off the Lights beta app.

Join now the ‘Turn Off the Lights for Mobile’ beta app!

Installation Turn Off the Lights beta app

First, install the TestFlight app on the device you’ll use for testing. Then, accept your email invitation or follow the public link to install the beta app. You can install a beta app on up to 30 devices.

Installing the Beta iOS App from an Invitation Email or Public Link

  1. Install TestFlight on the iOS device that you’ll use for testing.
  2. Open your invitation email or tap on the public link on your iOS device.
  3. Tap View in TestFlight or Start Testing; or tap Accept, Install, or Update for the app you want to test.

Giving Feedback to the beta app

We take your feedback and concern very seriously. So you get the best and most optimal web experience ever in the dark mobile web browser.

To provide feedback on an iOS app, tap Send Feedback in the app’s details page in TestFlight. The feedback email contains detailed information about the app and about your iOS device. You should also provide additional information, such as necessary screenshots and steps required to reproduce any issues.

Keep in mind that while your name and email are not visible to the developer when you accept an invitation through a public link, your email address will be visible to the developer when you send email feedback through the TestFlight app.

Opting Out the beta app

If you no longer wish to test the app, you can delete yourself as a tester in the app’s Information page in TestFlight by tapping Stop Testing. Delete the app from your iOS homescreen. And install than the regular and stable ‘Turn Off the Lights for Mobile’ app from the App Store.

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Stefan Van Damme