1 min read
Glassmorphism in Chrome: a practical guide
How frosted-glass overlays actually work in a Manifest V3 extension — and how to keep them readable on any site.
glassmorphismtutorial
Notes on color, comfort and the web
Preset deep-dives, CSS techniques and honest comparisons.
6 min read
Turan vs Dark Reader vs Stylus: three technical routes, side by side
Dynamic remapping, injected CSS, multiply overlay with frosted glass — same page, same window, compared on legibility, looks, effort and where each one stops making sense.
6 min read
Tired eyes after Chrome all day? Set up a comfortable scheme in 5 minutes
From warm overlay tints to light and dark frosted glass — a repeatable Chrome eye-care setup with real screenshots and opacity recommendations.
5 min read
9 animated backgrounds, combined tastefully: a restraint guide
Stars, snow, bubbles, leaves, fireworks — what each of the 9 animated web backgrounds really looks like, which base suits it, and where it hurts.
5 min read
Choosing a Dark Reader alternative: four approaches, compared on one page
Dynamic remapping, custom CSS, multiply overlays, frosted glass with motion — four technical routes to a less glaring Chrome, compared with same-size screenshots.
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The 20-20-20 rule only works if the screen stops fighting you
Eye strain is mostly a contrast problem, not a discipline problem. Here is what we changed after measuring 40 reading sessions.
eye-carehealth
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Glass presets: what the blur actually costs
Translucency is the most expensive effect Turan ships. When it is worth the frame time, and when a flat tint is the better answer.
presetsdesignperformance
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Turan 1.0 release notes
What shipped, what deliberately did not, and the two settings that changed behaviour for existing users.
releasechangelog