Google Chrome: Here's How to ACTIVATE DARK MODE on ANY Website

Google Chrome has an option that allows you to activate dark mode on any website on the Internet, here's how you can use it right now on computers.

Google Chrome dark mode website

Google Chrome has recently launched a very important update that brings for users from all over the world an extended support for dark mode, but also the possibility to activate it everywhere on the Internet. Those from Google offer us the option to force the viewing of any website in dark mode on the Internet, and Google Chrome tries to do everything as intelligently as possible, so that the user experience is as good as possible.

Google Chrome has multiple options for forcing the viewing of any website with dark mode activated, and if you are not satisfied with the way everything looks in standard mode, you can make changes according to your wishes. Those from Google offer website owners to implement native support so that Google Chrome can display websites in the best possible format with dark mode active, but for the rest there is the option to force everything.

Google Chrome: Here's How to ACTIVATE DARK MODE on ANY Website

Google Chrome dark mode website activation

Google Chrome allows the activation of dark mode for any kind of website by accessing chrome://flags from the address bar of the browser, where a multitude of settings are available for modification. In that menu, you must look for the "Force Dark Mode for Web Contents" setting, which you can use immediately by selecting the "Enable" option and forcefully restarting the browser so that the changes are immediately implemented in websites.

Google Chrome has, as you can see in the image above, many other options that display the content in dark mode in various forms, depending on the various types of websites. Of course, dark mode will not look as good on every website on the Internet, so you will have to play with these settings until you reach the one you are happy with how it looks on your computers.

Google Chrome has this option available since the release of version 78, so you must have it installed to enjoy everything that Google offers you.