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Dim webpages with a neutral or warm overlay. Per-site control, presets, and a keyboard shortcut. Dim bright webpages without messing with your monitor. RWS Screen Shade Lite adds a simple overlay on top of the page you’re viewing, so you can take the glare out of bright sites without changing system settings. Features Global or per-site mode – apply the same shade everywhere, or keep different settings per website. On/off toggle – quickly enable or disable the shade without touching your monitor. Shade strength slider – adjust opacity from light dimming up to a strong shade, with smooth fade in/out. Presets – one-click buttons for common levels: 20%, 40%, 60%, 80%. Color mode: Neutral or Warm – choose a neutral dark overlay, or a warm tint that’s easier on the eyes at night. Keyboard shortcut – default Ctrl+Shift+S toggles the shade. You can change it at chrome://extensions/shortcuts. Per-site settings (optional) – in “Only on this site” mode, each hostname remembers its own shade on/off and strength. Reset to defaults – jump back to a clean starting point with one click. How it works RWS Screen Shade Lite does not change your monitor brightness or your operating system settings. It simply adds a transparent layer on top of the current page inside the browser, and remembers your settings using Chrome’s local storage. Privacy No accounts. No tracking. No external servers. The extension uses: storage – to save your shade settings (mode, strength, color, per-site options). tabs – only to read the active tab’s URL so it can apply per-site rules. Nothing is sent anywhere outside your browser. RWS Screen Shade Lite is built by Real World Systems.
Dec 28, 2025
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