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Chrome OS is finally getting its own dark mode – here’s how to try it out

Chrome OS is finally getting its own dark mode – here’s how to try it out

Posted on October 27, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

It seems Chrome OS is finally jumping on the dark mode train. While the feature has yet to join Google’s operating system officially, you can actually test it out now. Here’s how.

Dark mode allows you to browse and navigate your laptop without straining your eyes. It’s a popular setting that is especially appreciated at night, though many simply prefer the aesthetic of a dark background.
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