On the off chance that you like utilizing dark mode in your apps, Chrome is going one better – it currently bolsters dark mode for sites too. Essentially empower the new feature and if designers are utilizing it, your favorite websites can adapt right before your eyes.
The most recent Chrome Beta release, variant 76, underpins a CSS choice called “prefers-color-scheme.” When this choice is empowered, websites that generally demonstrate a white foundation and dark content may change to a dark foundation and white content (and the other way around). As it’s linked to your Chrome (or even your OS) dark mode preference, you don’t need to toggle anything as the website will handle everything for you.
Google has been slower than different companies to embrace dark mode, though it did add the feature to Chrome 73 beta for Android in February and Chrome 74 beta for Windows in March. It’s available to Chrome users on all the major platforms: Android, Chrome OS, Linux, macOS and Windows.
In addition, Chrome 76 beta also includes number of important updates. In a move everyone saw coming, Flash is now blocked by default and websites will no longer be able to detect users browsing in Incognito mode.
