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Per-site page tint with brightness, contrast, and warmth. Free: pause, presets, looks. Pro: ExtHub sync. Night Lens tints a normal http(s) page for the current host with brightness, contrast, and warmth. Chrome://, the Web Store, and other restricted pages are skipped. Free tools stay in this browser — no ExtHub account. FREE (this browser) • Tint this site or pause everywhere • Brightness, contrast, and warmth sliders • Keep photos uninverted • Three looks: Night, Dim, Paper • Save a look and click a row to restore it (last 40) • Up to 20 hosts locally • Page HTML is never uploaded OPTIONAL PRO (ExtHub subscription) • Sign in from the popup to sync site tints to ExtHub (hostname, brightness, contrast, warmth, keep-photos, look recipe, notes — not page HTML) • Extra looks: OLED, Sepia, Punch • Night-hours schedule • JSON export/import and the same tint on www and the apex host • Up to 50 hosts; archive, search, and CSV/JSON export on exthub.app Pro is sold on ExtHub (card payment), not as a Chrome Web Store in-app purchase. Installing this extension does not charge you. CONNECTIVITY While the extension is running it sends a compact ping to ExtHub (a random install id, which extension, and version). This does not include page HTML, URLs, cookies, or site content. You do not need an account for the ping or for free tools. Privacy: https://exthub.app/en/legal/privacy Support: mayzervan9@gmail.com
Aug 30, 2026
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