Field notes A moment outdoors
Stay a little.
Take in the view.
The mountain lake is in no hurry. For a moment, neither are we. Slow down, read a few lines, and take in the view.
A little less light. A little more focus.
A calmer dark mode for the page you are reading.
One click to enable. Another to restore.
Designed for Chrome and Microsoft Edge on desktop
Field notes A moment outdoors
The mountain lake is in no hurry. For a moment, neither are we. Slow down, read a few lines, and take in the view.
Try the button above to switch this reading preview between light and dark.
Thoughtfully simple.
No settings to learn. Lowbeam handles the details so you can keep reading.
There when you need it.
Once installed, pin Lowbeam to your browser toolbar. Then all you need to do is turn it on or off.
Lowbeam waits quietly in the toolbar.
You decide when to use it.
The sun becomes a crescent moon.
Your current page gets a calmer background.
The moon becomes a sun again.
Keep browsing just as you were.
A few things to know.
Not yet. We are checking how Lowbeam looks, behaves, and restores pages on real websites. When it is ready, official installation links for Chrome and Microsoft Edge will appear here.
Only the tab where you click the toolbar icon is enabled. Reloads and same-origin navigation preserve that choice. New tabs and pages on a different origin start with Lowbeam off.
The page stays as it is. Lowbeam simply indicates that it is on. Turning Lowbeam off does not turn the website’s own dark theme into a light one.
Lowbeam is designed for regular web pages. Browser-internal and protected pages restrict extension access. Some cross-origin embeds and closed components may not be fully accessible. Coverage on real websites is still being verified.
Taking the time to get it right.
Lowbeam is in private preview. We are testing reading, interaction, and reliable restoration on real websites in Chrome and Microsoft Edge.
Not available to download yet. Installation links will appear here.
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