You will now be on a page titled “Experiments” with two columns: “Available” and “Unavailable.” Use the search bar at the top to find a flag titled “Dark/Light Mode of System UI.”Ĭlick the drop-down menu and select “Enabled.” To get started, open Chrome and type chrome://flags in the address bar, and hit enter. At this time, you only get the ability to toggle between the modes manually.
That means the Shelf (taskbar), app launcher, system tray with Quick Settings toggles, and system apps are affected. RELATED: How to Enable Google Chrome Flags to Test Beta Featuresĭark/Light Mode applies to the entire system UI. It may not work correctly and can negatively impact your browser’s performance. Warning: This feature is not enabled for everyone for a reason. However, Google is working on Dark and Light Mode, which we can enable right now with a feature flag. The default theme is a sort of mix of dark and light elements. We’ll show you how to use Dark Mode on a Chromebook.Īt the time of writing in June 2022, Chrome OS does not have an “official” Dark Mode or Light Mode. Chrome OS devices do too, though it’s not as easy to find. Windows, Mac, iPhone, and Android all have dedicated Dark and Light Modes now.
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