How to enable Popular Science Dark Mode in 3 easy steps?

The Popular Science website is an American quarterly magazine carrying popular science content, which refers to articles for the general reader on awe-inspiring science reporting, technology news, and DIY projects. Skunks to space robots, primates to climates. That is Popular Science, 145 years strong. And with the free Turn Off the Lights browser extension, you can enable the Popular Science Dark Mode, so you get an even better reading experience that is comfortable for your eyes. And you will have no eye strain from that bright light.

Popular Science Dark Mode with the free Turn Off the Lights browser extension
Popular Science Dark Mode with the free Turn Off the Lights browser extension

For regular desktop internet users, you can get also this Popular Science Night Mode version on your favorite web browser. That is with the Night Mode option in the Turn Off the Lights Browser extension. Follow the steps below on how to enable this free solution in your web browser:

  1. Download the Turn Off the Lights browser extension
  2. Click right on the gray lamp button and select Options in the menu item
  3. The Turn Off the Lights Options page shows up and select the tab Night Mode
  4. Enable here the Night switch or the long-press feature to activate the night mode on the current web page

In addition, you can customize the website background, text, and hyperlink colors. So you can make it personal to your night theme style.

YouTube video tutorial

How to enable Night Mode on any websites

YouTube video tutorial on how to enable the Night Mode feature

How to activate Night Mode with Double-Click

How to activate Night Mode with Double-Click
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Stefan Van Damme

Stefan Van Damme is the developer of the popular Turn Off the Lights browser extension, which he began building in December 2009 for Google Chrome. With over a decade of experience in the field, he has expanded the extension's availability to a wide range of web browsers, including Safari, Opera, Firefox, Maxthon, Brave, Vivaldi, Microsoft Edge, Yandex, and Naver Whale. His commitment to providing users with a quality product has made the Turn Off the Lights extension one of the most highly regarded and widely used browser extensions available. Additionally, the extension is free and Open-Source for all web browsers, and has been featured on major blogs such as Google, Microsoft, and Mozilla. With his extensive experience and knowledge in browser extensions, Stefan Van Damme is a highly qualified and authoritative figure in the field.