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详细介绍

Give color to your favourite websites!

[ 💬 This extension is still in development. It has a notable performance impact on complex sites like YouTube or Twitch, specially when using the color cycle mode. Besides, colors are applied in a flashy way that can be quite annoying. At this point, this extension’s main purpose is to provide a bit of fun when trying and exploring new colors on your favourite websites. It needs a few issues to be solved to be able to be considered an accessibility improvement too. 💬]

Custom Colors allows you to change the colors of the websites you visit. You can choose, for every specific site, the colors you want for all backgrounds and texts. These settings can be saved so every time you open these sites the colors you have chosen will be applied.

Pick the colors you want for a specific site using the extension’s pop-up from a tab where that site is opened. To open the pop-up, you need to click on the extension’s icon. You can find all your active extensions at the top right corner of Chrome windows, clicking on the puzzle’s piece icon (🧩) [Here is where extensions are located in June 2021].

Once you have opened the pop-up, you will be able to see the list of sites with custom settings. Initially, there will not be any of them. Also, you will see one or two plus icons (➕). Use them to add the site of the current tab you are seeing the pop-up from to your list of customized sites. You can add a domain (e.g. youtube.com) or an specific URL (e.g. youtube.com/watch?v=BBSqiqqt_7E).

Custom colors can be defined for backgrounds, texts that contain visited links (recently clicked), texts that contain unvisited links and texts that do not contain any links 😊. Customized sites are displayed in a table, and four of its columns correspond with these four possible selections. You can choose the colors you want for any of your saved sites by clicking on the table’s cells that belong to these four columns.

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