Author: Andreas Plahn

Setting custom background color on a web page in Chrome

“Care your eyes” – extension for Chrome:

Change a webpage’s background color to reseda or night mode to protect your eyes from intensity of white or other lightness color.

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/care-your-eyes/fidmpnedniahpnkeomejhnepmbdamlhl

 

“Deluminate” – extension for Chrome:

Invert the brightness of the web without changing the colors! Useful as a night mode to darken most bright web sites (like Google), or just for making the web soothing black instead of glaring white. Similar to the “High Contrast” or “Hacker Vision” extensions, but tries not to ruin images by blowing out the contrast or changing the colors.

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/deluminate/iebboopaeangfpceklajfohhbpkkfiaa

A reference architecture (part 1) | Dunatis

The goal of this series is to show you an example how you could design a system. It’s kind of a reference architecture that I like to use (I have used it – a number of times in middle-sized projects, and I’m still quite happy about it), but it’s up to you to decide if you find some ideas to be usable in your specific environment.

Source: A reference architecture (part 1) | Dunatis

AngleSharp .NET library for scraping and parsing html/xml/css

AngleSharp is a .NET library that gives you the ability to parse angle bracket based hyper-texts like HTML, SVG, and MathML. XML without validation is also supported by the library. An important aspect of AngleSharp is that CSS can also be parsed. The parser is built upon the official W3C specification. This produces a perfectly portable HTML5 DOM representation of the given source code. Also current features such as querySelector or querySelectorAllwork for tree traversal.

https://github.com/AngleSharp/AngleSharp/