devastora

Thank you! I'm glad to hear that : )

Thanks!

Originally I was going to implement a slider where you could adjust the amount of grayscale, but wasn't sure if anyone would use it. I really like the idea of having it gradually go gray, I might look into that when I get a chance to work on this again.

I know what you mean. If I'm good about using the grayscale, when I see a site with color it's almost overwhelming. You get desensitized to all that color.

Do you mean three separate js files? Two of them are plugin specific files I separated out to make managing the different features easier.

The only library I'm loading is tinycolor.js, which I added for the togglable feature where it checks the site background colors and adds an appropriate gray for it. You'll find that making the background always be white doesn't actually work some of the time, especially for sites with darker backgrounds.

The extension is (god forbid) more than one line of code because I wanted to add features and controls I didn't see in other plugins, like:

* setting it for specific tabs

* setting it for all sites

* being able to save sites to always be gray

* being able to exclude sites from being gray when the "tab" or "all sites" settings are on

I too wish extensions had the built in functionality to add/remove saved sites, tabs, etc, but as that's not the case today, I had to do it myself with the chrome extension APIs.

I feel you. I tried to make it easy to toggle on and off in case you needed to check something in color, but it's a bit of a double edged sword in that it can be too easy to turn it off and leave it off.

That's a big part of why I added the saved/excluded sites functionality, so you could add it for sites that are usually time wasters like reddit or facebook, or exclude sites from being gray that you need for work.