Marco Milesi

Discover a powerful solution for enhancing your website’s user experience across multiple platforms with our simple, lightweight, and effective plugin that adds the “theme-color” meta tag. Compatible with Android, iOS, and Windows Phone, our plugin is designed based on Google guidelines to ensure a seamless user experience on all devices.
In addition to its seamless compatibility, our plugin is fully customizable, allowing you to style it to match your brand’s unique identity. With the option to choose from a variety of colors, you can easily tailor the “theme-color” meta tag to perfectly complement your website’s design and layout.
When you install the plugin for the first time, the color is automatically set to #23282D, which is the standard WordPress color. From there, you can easily customize the tag to match your brand, ensuring a fully immersive user experience that keeps visitors coming back for more.
Don’t settle for a subpar user experience on mobile devices. Elevate your website’s design and functionality with our “theme-color” meta tag plugin today, for free!

Browser Theme Color

For support, please visit
https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/browser-theme-color



Add the 'theme-color' meta tag to your website for a seamless user experience on Android & iOS with our easy-to-use plugin.

Wouter Postma

This plugin adds a simple Javascript to your WordPress website that will check for each image if there is a retina version available. This will make sure that your images (logo’s, buttons, images with text) look sharp on Apple devices with retina displays.
When you have for example a logo of 200 by 200 pixels called “Logo.png”, you will need to upload a second image of 400 by 400 pixels called “Logo@2x.png” in the exact same directory.
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Retina @2x

Gets the @2x image and shows it on retina devices. Works fine!



Works fine

This plugin does exactly what it should do and it's lightweight and simple. 

Simple and Easy

A plugin that looks for retina images automatically based on the @2x naming convention.

Browser Theme Color vs Retina @2x