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Dark Mode for Chrome OS: What You Need to Know

Dark Mode for Chrome OS: What You Need to Know

Posted on October 23, 2019 By Jarvis

Google has been long at work trying to bring a dark mode to Chrome OS and it now appears to be reaching the final stages. Chrome OS’ developer channel received several flags that enable dark theme not just in the browser, but across the operating system’s interface, Chrome Unboxed reports.

Some of these flags have been around for several months now, but as Chrome Unboxed reports, Google has made significant strides to improve them in the past few weeks (as you can see in the below image). Eventually, web pages will be able to automatically change colors depending on the Chrome OS theme selected by the user.
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