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Google Chrome has had a built-in dark theme like Mozilla Firefox and Microsoft Edge since Chrome 74. You can even apply a dark theme to every web page you visit using third-party themes or an extension. Here’s how. Chrome now offers a built-in dark mode on Windows 10, Windows 11, and macOS. It even makes all of Chrome’s context menus dark, too.
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- How to Enable Chrome’s Dark Mode on Windows 11
Google Chrome’s built-in dark theme respects your system theme on Windows 11, too. Open the Settings app by typing “Color Settings” into the Start menu and hitting Enter, or clicking “Open.” Alternatively, you can open the Settings app and navigate to Personalization > Color.
Click the drop-down menu to the right of “Choose Your Mode” and select “Dark.”
Then close out the Settings app and launch Google Chrome. Unless you’ve manually set Chrome’s theme, it’ll match your system’s setting.
How to Enable Chrome’s Dark Mode on Windows 10
Google Chrome gained a built-in dark theme on Windows in Chrome 74. To enable Chrome’s dark theme, just switch your operating system to dark mode. On Windows 10, head to Settings > Personalization > Colors and select “Dark” under “Choose your default app mode.” On a Mac, enable the system-wide dark mode.
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