Colors for all sites
The popup opens from Sepialune's button in the toolbar, and in Firefox for Android from Firefox's menu, under Extensions. Under Default for all sites, the switch turns Sepialune on or off for every site, and Sepia or Dark picks the color.
Colors for one site
Below it, the popup shows the current site with Override. On or Off switches Sepialune on or off for this site only, whatever the default. Sepia or Dark gives it a color of its own. Clicking the chosen button again removes the override, and the site follows the default again.
A site set to On keeps Sepialune even while the default is off. So single sites can be darkened while all others stay as they are.
Sepialune leaves sites with a dark design of their own as they are. On darkens such a site anyway.
Keyboard shortcut
Alt+Shift+D switches Sepialune off for the current site, and back on. The shortcut can be changed in Firefox's add-on manager. Firefox for Android has no keyboard shortcuts.
Pages Sepialune does not change
Firefox does not allow extensions on its own pages, such as the new tab, the settings, PDF files and addons.mozilla.org. The popup then says so. Pages that were open before Sepialune was installed show it once they are reloaded.
Access to websites
Sepialune needs access to all websites to change their colors. The access can be taken away in Firefox's add-on manager and allowed for single sites instead. On a site without access, the popup offers Allow access.
Resetting
Reset all settings at the bottom of the popup deletes all of Sepialune's settings, after a second click to confirm.
Requirements
- Firefox
- Version 140 or later
- Firefox for Android
- Version 142 or later
- Languages
- English and German, following Firefox's language
Contact
Questions and help by email: [email protected]