Just recently, Facebook Messenger released their newest addition to their features, the Facebook Messenger Dark Mode. Other than that, YouTube also has the same feature. Technically speaking, this dark mode feature enables and allows people to have the same Graphics User Interface (GUI) in just a different base color. Some experts say that this is good for both the strain in the eyes and for conserving battery life while some people just think of it as a design.
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Nevertheless, they are entertaining and it adds up a little bit of spice to the menu. Now, Google recently made the announcement that in the latest update of the Google Chrome browser, which is Google Chrome 73, they will be covering the normal updates, the common bug fixes, level changes, and new tools. What most people fail to recognize is that Google Chrome, like all the other favorite apps, is also adding a dark mode feature.
In this article, we will teach you how you can enable or activate Google Chrome’s dark mode feature.
A quick note: As per the developers, the dark mode will be available depending on the platform a specific user is using. Since Google Chrome is available on almost all operating systems and devices like the Windows, Mac, Linux, and the like, the dark mode feature will only be available on selected platforms currently.
How do you activate Google Chrome’s dark mode feature?
Users have been praying for this for years now and finally, Google answered their praters. They are finally adding this begged-for feature and a majority of users are excited and ready for it.
Sadly, the dark mode feature of our favorite browser will only be available on the Mac OS. But, Windows users don’t need to worry because sooner or later, they’ll also be rolling out the feature to Windows and other platforms, too.
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