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Metric	GNOME Shell integration	GitHub Dark Theme
User count	700,000	10,000
Average rating	3.75	4.66
Rating count	328	174
Last updated	2025-10-04	2023-06-13
Size	0.14 MB	0.25 MB
Version	12.1	1.2.2

Short description	Integrate your browser with GNOME Shell and extensions.gnome.org. Install the native connector (package 'chrome-gnome-shell') on supported distros.	Apply a sleek dark theme to all GitHub pages inspired by Atom One Dark. Privacy-focused and fully customizable GitHub Dark Theme extension.
Full summary	GNOME Shell integration connects your browser to the GNOME Shell extensions repository (extensions.gnome.org), enabling easy installation, management, and configuration of GNOME Shell extensions directly from the browser. It provides a seamless bridge between the browser and GNOME Shell so you can browse and toggle extensions without manual downloads. You MUST install the native connector for this extension to work. On Arch, Debian, Fedora, Gentoo and Ubuntu the package is named "chrome-gnome-shell". You can also install the connector manually — follow the official installation guide: https://gnome.pages.gitlab.gnome.org/gnome-browser-integration/pages/installation-guide.html	Enhance your GitHub browsing experience with the GitHub Dark Theme extension, which transforms the entire GitHub interface into a visually appealing dark mode inspired by the popular Atom One Dark theme. This extension respects your privacy by collecting no personal data and operates seamlessly without compromising your browsing. Ideal for developers and GitHub users who prefer a dark interface to reduce eye strain and improve focus, GitHub Dark Theme applies consistently across all GitHub pages. It also respects user preferences regarding feature use, collecting anonymized browser and display data only with explicit permission to help improve the extension's functionality over time.