Once here, we have the integrated search engine to locate the Android Chrome UI dark mode section. It is in the ’ Available' section, which means that it is an experimental function that is available to users. In this section we will find that there is a drop-down, just below, that is set to ’ Default’. Simply click on it to show all available options and, as in the screenshot, we will have to select Enabled. The procedure is simple. On our mobile, or on our tablet, we have to open the web browser and, in the URL address bar at the top, enter chrome : // flags. We will put this exactly the same as if it were the address of a web page and we will enter, so that we will access the flags menu, as can be seen in the screenshot just below:
Turn on Google Chrome dark mode in older versions In the option 'Default' it will be the system that tells the app which theme to use Thus, in Android 10 the same settings that have been applied to the system will be applied. However, if we want to force the dark mode in this app, we would have to select Dark. And if we don't want the system configuration to be inherited, and we want Google Chrome with the classic color settings, Claro should be selected here to ignore the system's own setting.
Once we click here, we will find, lastly, three different options: Default, Light and Dark. Opening the Google Chrome application, in the main screen of the same you have to touch on the upper right corner on the button with three points in vertical orientation. Here we will have to select one of the last options, the one of Configuration, so that the complete specific panel is opened and then access to Themes.
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