After Mac OS and Windows 10, the famous "dark mode" that is popularized in more and more applications theoretically land on Google Chrome in April.
It's Darth Vader * that will be happy: the famous dark mode ( dark mode ) that "contaminates" more and more applications and operating systems will arrive on Google's browser, Chrome.
Detected by users in the channel Canary (the beta branch) of version 74 expected to arrive in April, one of the interesting elements of the feature is its adaptive character. It is driven not directly by the browser but by the operating system.
Detected by users in the channel Canary (the beta branch) of version 74 expected to arrive in April, one of the interesting elements of the feature is its adaptive character. It is driven not directly by the browser but by the operating system.
Thus, in Mac OS (Mojave) and Windows 10 (1809), simply switching the appearance of the operating system automatically switches the appearance of Chrome from normal to dark. As 9to5Google rightly recalls , dark mode only applies to the browser and not to websites, which will continue to display normally. Unless they themselves have a dark mode .
This feature affects Chrome Desktop, which is Chrome's desktop version, and we have no indication of Chrome Mobile, although there are several roadmaps reporting the arrival of the default dark mode on Android. Q.
The dark mode of Chrome 74 should arrive in April, the conditional being important since Google can decide at the last moment to postpone the functionality if it is not stable enough.
*: yes, we know, it's Darth Vader in original version.