Google Chrome To Offer Dark Mode Browsing For Windows 10

Google apps such as Android Messages, YouTube, News, Maps and Contact all have a built-in native dark mode that turns the background a grayish black with light-colored text and images to support viewing on the screen at night. The Chrome dark mode setting was initially rolled out to Chrome on macOS in late 2018. Now the feature will become available for Windows 10. Peter Kasting, a Google software engineer, took to Reddit to confirm that the company will release a dark mode for Chrome on the desktop after a software engineering student in Silicon Valley with visual stress, which can cause sore eyes and headaches, asked about the change. While the desktop will help people with this disorder, the student also wanted to know about mobile viewing.