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If I browse to an image, I would like my web browser to display it on black (not white). How can I do that?

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Principally I use Chrome. – Colonel Panic Sep 25 '12 at 23:07

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  1. Take a look at some Chrome Web Store apps that are available.
  2. Look under the Related tab there to see more app solutions you can use to reverse Chrome's look.

screenshot black background

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If I understand correctly, the OP wants to change the background colour when viewing an image file. The extensions you suggested seem to be for inverting colours on all websites, so kind of different from what the OP wants. – Indrek Sep 26 '12 at 1:11
I am not sure. @Indrek, you may be right. But I read the question differently than you, I guess. – zero2cx Sep 26 '12 at 2:06
@Indrek Looking at your link again, I'm pretty sure you are correct about my answer being not exactly on-target. – zero2cx Sep 30 '12 at 22:09
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You didn't say you use Chrome exclusively, so for Firefox, you can use the Old Default Image Style add-on. It allows you to specify a custom colour for images, as well as to choose whether to show them in the centre or top-left corner.

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