One of the essential features that every Android app ought to have is dark mode. This feature is being tested by some developers while others are adding it to their apps already.
Dark mode is essential at night because it helps prevent eye fatigue while reading and extends battery life at the same time.
For its upcoming Android Q, Google is already developing a system-wide dark mode and has begun rolling it out to some of its apps, like YouTube.
Since not all users have yet enabled this feature, it is currently in testing mode. Follow my straightforward instructions to enable Dark mode on your Android Chrome browser if you can't wait for it to become available to everyone.
HOW TO ENABLE DARK MODE ON CHROME BROWSER FOR ANDROID
Make sure you update your Chrome browser to the latest version (from V74).
Copy and paste chrome://flags/#enable-android-night-mode in the address bar.
Under "Android Chrome UI dark mode", tap on the drop down list and select "Enable". Then tap on Relaunch.
Again, copy and paste this into your address bar, chrome://flags/#enable-android-web-contents-dark-mode
Under "Android web contents dark mode", tap on the drop down list and select "Enable", then Relaunch. After that, select Default and Relaunch again.
Then go to Settings on your Chrome browser > Dark mode and turn Dark mode on.
That's all. Hope this helps?
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