If you would like to display website in a dark mode Because it is better for your eyes and appears calmer, you can now display any website in dark black tones via the experimental functions in Google Chrome.
Dark Mode is a user interface theme that uses lighter text, icons and user elements on a dark background. This design reduces the light emission from screens, lowers the amount of blue light and improves text readability, especially in low-light environments or at night. By turning on dark mode you can protect your eyes from fatigue.
Not every website supports dark mode, the appearance often needs to be adjusted to display dark tones. By enabling the experimental feature “Auto Dark mode for Web Contents”, you can have Google Chrome still display these types of websites in dark mode, regardless of whether the website supports this or not.
Automatic dark mode for websites in Google Chrome
To get started, open the Google Chrome hidden settings. Type in the address bar: chrome://flags/
In the “Search flags” search field, search for: Auto Dark mode for Web Contents. Enable this feature by selecting “Enabled”. Click on “Relaunch” at the bottom right to restart the Google Chrome browser.
Every website you now visit via the Google Chrome browser is displayed in dark tones.
Read here how you can also use the Google can show search results in dark mode.
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