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Base16 Everything

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📦 v1.0.1
💾 63.33KiB
📅 2026-02-18
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Overview

Base16 Everything

Transform every website to match your color scheme.

Base16 Everything is a browser extension that remaps website colors to any base16/base24 (https://github.com/tinted-theming/home) palette in real time. Your browser finally matches your terminal, editor, and desktop.

## How it works

1. Install the extension
2. Pick a color scheme (or let it sync from your system)
3. Every website is instantly recolored to your palette

Color mapping is powered by Rust compiled to WebAssembly — it runs entirely in the browser with no external requests.

## Features

### Free tier — no account needed:

- Two built-in themes (Gruvbox Light Hard + Google Dark)
- Automatic light/dark mode switching based on system preference
- WASM-powered color mapping with smooth transitions
- Per-page activation toggle

### Premium ($8 one-time purchase):

- 200+ color schemes from tinted-theming/schemes (https://github.com/tinted-theming/schemes)
- Search and download any tinted-theming scheme directly from the popup
- Native config sync — read your palette from `~/.config/base16-everything/config.yaml`
- Lifetime updates, use on up to 3 devices

## System theme sync with tinty

Premium users can sync their browser theme with their system using tinty (https://github.com/tinted-theming/tinty). When you run `tinty apply`, your terminal, editor, desktop, and browser all switch together.

This works through tinted-web (https://github.com/mat-his/tinted-web), a tinted-theming adapter that ships 184 pre-built base24 themes.

### Setup

1. Clone the Base16 Everything's repository:

```bash
git clone https://github.com/mat-his/base16_everything_home.git
cd base16_everything_home
```

2. Install the native messaging host (native-host/) so the extension can read your local config:

```bash
cd native-host
./install.sh <your-extension-id>
```

To find your extension ID:
1. Open chrome://extensions
2. Find 'Base16 Everything'
3. Copy the ID (looks like: mlmhenlobfodphglalpgjpinfidhcbio)

3. Add tinted-web to your tinty config (`~/.config/tinted-theming/tinty/config.toml`):

```toml
[[items]]
name = "base16-everything"
path = "https://github.com/mat-his/tinted-web"
themes-dir = "themes"
supported-systems = ["base24"]
hook = "cp $TINTY_THEME_FILE_PATH ~/.config/base16-everything/config.yaml"
```

4. Sync and apply:

```bash
tinty install
tinty apply base24-gruvbox-dark
```

The extension picks up the new palette on the next page load. No restart needed.

## Account management

After purchasing a license, you can manage your account at https://base16everything.com/devices. Log in with your email to:

- View and revoke registered devices
- Reveal your license key

You can also access this from the extension popup via **Settings > Manage Devices**.

## Links

- Website & Pricing: https://base16everything.com
- tinted-web adapter: https://github.com/mat-his/tinted-web — tinty integration with 184 pre-built themes
- tinted-theming: https://github.com/tinted-theming/home — the base16/base24 ecosystem

## License

MIT LICENSE

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