Works mostly as intended, though I wish I could add more specificity to the "only for [website]" button's targeted URL since some websites have specific pages that need "filter+" instead of "dynamic". Regardless, the average user probably won't need that so 5 stars.

Will occasionally just turn the text white on a white background without turning the background dark but those sites are few and far between

Everything works great, except not able to keep customized CSS / Settings in DevTools from time to time ! 🧐

Dark Reader has one of the most confusing user interfaces I have used. It is completely unfamiliar to any other software I use on a regular basis. I can't tell if any of the settings are in the on/off enabled/disabled state due to ambiguous design. For example, a button shows either x or ✓. Does x on the button mean I'm switching to x by clicking or does it mean x is the current state? Another toggle uses a left/right instead of x and ✓. A third type of button uses x and ✓ but it's only on the left side. Then there's the light/dark flat buttons which I fail to differentiate. Does light mean pressed or does dark mean pressed? There is a complete lack of predictability and logic and I can't understand how I'm supposed to use it. I'm looking for an alternative extension.

Te cuida mucho la vista, siempre lo tengo activo.

I use Firefox 115 and found out that this extension is the reason for all the problems I've been having with Firefox lately, which are extremely sluggish performance, slow loading of all websites, worst of all Youtube. And Outlook.live.com stopped working at all. After uninstalling "Dark Reader" Firefox is now super fast again and even Outlook and Youtube are working flawlessly. I'm now using "Dark background and light text" which does not cause any problems.

This works perfectly.