How to enable the Night Mode timestamp for between a chosen time (24h)?

Introduction

Now in Turn Off the Lights browser extension version 3.1 or higher you have the possibility to show the Night Mode switch between a chosen timestamp. For example, you can make the switch visible only at 10 PM and hide it back at 8 AM. You can enable this feature in the Turn Off the Lights options page and change it to your chosen timestamp.

Night Mode is a feature from the Turn Off the Lights browser extension to convert the website to your own personal dark theme. That from a single click on the night switch, or from the Double Click menu on the gray lamp button. And you can do that on any open website such as on YouTube.

Night Mode Timestamp

When you open the Turn Off the Lights Options page, you can change the time between activating the dark theme on a website. On the options page at the “Advanced Options”, you see two date-time boxes for the 24-hour system. One is when it is going to start, and the other is when to stop using this feature.

Night Mode timestamp in the Turn Off the Lights Options page
Turn Off the Lights Options page – Night Mode tab
  1. Click right on the gray lamp button, and select Options from the context menu
  2. When the Turn Off the Lights Options page shows up, click on the Night Mode tab
  3. Scroll to the bottom of the web page, and enable the checkbox “Tw switch will be visible between the following times:”
  4. Choose your time, and now you see the switch only between that time range

YouTube video tutorial

This helpful video tutorial gives you an explanation of how to enable the Night Mode feature, where you can get your website in your dark mode theme. And to enable the Night Mode timestamp, so it only works on that timestamp.

How to enable the Night Mode feature

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