Wikipedia: Dark Mode
Now read your favorite articles on Wikipedia in Dark Mode.
Wikipedia night mode allows you to work more comfortably on the Wikipedia website in the dark or in low light
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The dark Wikipedia theme or Wikipedia Night mode changes the background of the Wikipedia website to dark and the font to light.
A dark theme for Wikipedia turns on / off by clicking on the extension icon. It is convenient to use at night or in poor lighting, helps your eyes read text more comfortably.
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Pour l'activer il faut cliquer sur l'icone W. Il se situe dans "Extensions" (icone en forme de pièce de puzzle et qui se situe en haut à droite de l'écran, sous le bouton pour réduire la page chez moi). Si vous aviez des pages Wikipédia ouvertes avant l'installation de l'extension, il faut les rafraichir pour que ça fonctionne sur celles-ci.
It's close to good but just needs a lighter color on the text for more contrast
Works just fine
Excellent extension, but I would love to have this enabled for the other wikipedia sister sites, like wikiquote.org, wiktionary.org, wikibooks.org, etc.
This isn't really good as I hoped for. I use dark mode in nearly everything else, but this one is bonkers.
This is not a dark mode, but rather a gray mode which lacks contract.
Does what is says. Beyond that, the font color being a darker off white and the background being a lighter grayish black make the combo incredibly difficult to read.
I love this new look. Currently, I haven't been experiencing any problems with wikiwand extension (since my laptop is more than 10 years old and usually hangs by adding new stuff). simply, it's awesome! Also, the layout is very modern and useful (for the kinda blackish theme) Is pretty good as a base but if you've got basic knowledge of CSS I'd REALLY recommend pairing it with Stylus or a similar CSS injection plugin so you can hide things like Wikiwand's Article Header Images (which are often poorly chosen), Hide irrelevant branding and button clutter in the header menu, and hide the giant inserted ads and over-stimulating imagery in the Discover More section.
Be aware that your search activity is being tracked by this plugin. I just discovered this plugin is sending redirects to: - www.smartredirect.de/redir/clickGate.php and - api.smartredirect.de/api_v2/CheckForAffiliateUniversalsearch.php ...when clicking Google search result links. These links can be observed using Fiddler and Chrome Dev Tools to reveal the redirect requests. I only noticed this because the clickGate.php was showing "There was an error during the redirection." and the redirect was no longer completing. Otherwise, I may not have noticed this redirect happening at all. The extension script files responsible for these redirects are as follows: - \eiomngfcbbapjpfnhniipcnhaenhohfg\1.0.14_1\universal_search\content.universal.js - \eiomngfcbbapjpfnhniipcnhaenhohfg\1.0.14_1\universal_search\background.universal.js It does not appear to do the click redirect consistently. I haven't identified the conditions that would result in this redirect yet.
it didn't work right