How to Force Dark Mode on Web Pages in Google Chrome

It is no wonder that Google is on a mission to embrace the dark fashion as more and more Google apps are getting nighttime mode support in their latest updates. Chrome recently got the dark theme on all platforms and now, Google is bringing a feature that forces all the webpages out at that place to plow nighttime.

Annotation : The feature is bachelor on the stable version of Chrome in a more bones grade under the name "Android spider web contents dark mode".

Enable Forced Dark Mode in Google Chrome

ane. To go started, download the latest version of Google Chrome Canary. For the uninitiated, Google releases all its experimental features to the Canary version for testing the feasibility and efficiency of the characteristic. Be warned that the Chrome Canary version might be unstable at times and you may find a few occasional hiccups.

2. Open Chrome Canary and blazon chrome://flags in the address bar. In this page, yous will detect all the available and unavailable Chrome flags ever made past Google. Search for "Force Night Mode for Web Contents" in the search box available on the folio.

3. In doing so, you will see a drop-downwards menu that says Default. Tap on that and select Enabled. You are too provided with other options like Enabled with simple HSL-based inversion, CIELAB-based inversion, selective paradigm inversion, selective inversion of not-image elements, and selective inversion of everything.

While I tried a few of these, the simple Enabled worked the best for me. Feel free to experiment with these options and choose the 1 that visually satisfies y'all. On selecting one of the above-mentioned options, y'all will be asked to restart the spider web browser. The selected setting volition get practical when you restart your browser.

The best part is that this Chrome flag is not express to Android. Information technology works simply fine with iOS, Mac, and Windows. The steps for enabling forced nighttime mode are pretty much the same irrespective of the platforms. Below is a screenshot of how our website looks with forced dark manner on a Windows PC.

beebom dark mode

I merely hope Google does not abandon this flag and adds it to other versions of Google Chrome real soon. So, what do you recall of Google's attempt to dark fashion everything? Tell us in the comments.