Flash Video is still widely used by big companies. And some companies is moving to the industry standard HTML5 video.
User Email about Flash video
Each week we receive an email from our users that said that the Turn Off the Lights extension cannot detect the flash video player on a website. While it works on YouTube. And ask us on how to fix this issue in his Google Chrome web browser.
The solution for this question was very easy, and we explain that the Turn Off the Lights browser extension detect default all the HTML5 Video Players, but by enabling one setting in the extension options page you it supports also the Adobe Flash objects.
Bringing support to our users is extremely important to us. That’s why we create a YouTube video serie about the most asked questions about the Turn Off the Lights Browser extension.
Here is the first YouTube solution video on how detect the Flash video player, for ‘Question of the Day’.
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us on our support page or leave a comment in the YouTube video.
Stefan Van Damme is the lead Developer of the Turn Off the Lights Browser Extension for Google Chrome, Safari, Opera, Firefox, Maxthon, Yandex, Vivaldi, Brave, and Microsoft Edge.
Begin October our team went to the first Belgium Apple Store. To review the new store design and to try out the new Apple Watch and iPhones. What we noticed is that the colors you always see at the Apple Store is white, green (for the trees) and the light brown for the demo tables. And one of the problems is that when a user browse the web on a smaller screen, you see so much white light shining on his face. And at night you can clearly see the difference when you walk on the street. That’s where Turn Off the Lights will solve this issue. That’s why black is the default color to dims the web page on any device.
We happy to announce that Turn Off the Lights is available on the Apple App Store. It’s a dark mobile web browser, with the white lamp button right of the address bar. It has the same concept as in the desktop browser such as Google Chrome and Safari. This to focus the HTML5 video player and to dark the rest on the web page. You can get free Turn Off the Lights for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch today in the Apple App Store.
Turn Off the Lights iPhone App – The darkest web browser
Design and user-friendly
This app everything you need just like a regular browser: tabs, history to browser to a previous web page, bookmarks for your favorite links, Google search (or you can use Bing or Duck Duck), and an incognito mode to browser privately. Everything is designed to search and browse the web at night.
Power and Speed
Internet is all about the speed, and the Turn Off the Lights app for your iOS device have the latest webkit rendering engine (the WKWebView engine). That is the same as in the Apple Safari web browser.
If you want to give Turn Off the Lights a whirl, it’s available now as a free app. You need only an iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch device with iOS 8 or higher.
Your satisfaction is our top priority
If you have a question or feedback for us, do not hesitate to contact us on our support page. We support all our users and we promise 100% satisfaction. This browser extension is all build-up by users like you.
Stefan Van Damme is the lead Developer of the Turn Off the Lights Browser Extension for Google Chrome, Safari, Opera, Firefox, Maxthon, Yandex, Vivaldi, Brave, and Microsoft Edge.
A year ago we started secretly on a new project that answer to the question of many of our users said to us, in the Chrome Web Store extension review page and in our contact form. And that is to dim your whole screen with a single click on the lamp button.
We happy to announce that Turn Off the Lights for Desktop is available today in the Mac App store. It’s a new and unique app in the store, that allow you to dim your whole desktop from the top all the way down to the bottom. With more than thousand of options inside to customize the app to your look that make you feel comfortable. Turn Off the Lights for Desktop is compatible with MacBook, MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, Mac Mini, iMac, and Mac Pro.
Focus the application you want to see with Turn Off the Lights for Desktop Mac app
Turn Off the Lights for Desktop have more advanced features you have never seen before in an App. So we are going to highlight only three important features in this blog post.
Video Layer
You as user can change the color of the layer in the preference window to blue, green, red, orange, pink, yellow etc. And there is an option to show a video when you do the lights off. It’s sound crazy, but you can watch a full movie and type together your text document.
Also, we add the know Mouse Actions feature from the browser extension in this app, such as the spotlight around the cursor. And an option to cut the YouTube (and other video platforms) player out of the dark layer.
Focus the application you want
With this option enabled, each window you click will be on the top of the black layer. For example, if you click on the QuickTime player, everything around will be black.
Advanced Eye Protection Schedule in the Turn Off the Lights for Desktop app
Advanced Eye Protection Schedule
One of the feature that this application makes so unique is the advanced Eye Protection schedule. Here you can set witch day and time the lights must go on or off.
Turn Off the Lights browser extension is loved and used by millions of users worldwide already. Try Turn Off the Lights for Desktop today! If you have feedback for us, please don’t hesitate to contact us using Twitter, Facebook, or on our support page.
Stefan Van Damme is the lead Developer of the Turn Off the Lights Browser Extension for Google Chrome, Safari, Opera, Firefox, Maxthon, Yandex, Vivaldi, Brave, and Microsoft Edge.
