How to enable Chrome’s dark mode for all websites on iPhone, Android and PC

Experiencing eye fatigue when using Google Chrome in the dark? Here’s how you can enable dark mode for Chrome on Windows, iOS and Android.

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Even though many websites do not support Dark mode, Chrome can force them to do so.

Google Chrome is one of the most used apps on Android, iOS, and Windows. If you are like the majority of people who browse the internet for hours on Chrome, the bright white light might cause eye fatigue and irritation.

While Chrome on all platforms comes with support for dark mode, some websites do not support it. If you are looking for a way to enable dark mode on iPhones, Android phones and Windows, follow the steps below:

How to enable dark mode on Chrome for Windows

Turning on dark mode for Chrome on Windows is really easy. The desktop app can also show inverted white text with a black background on websites that do not support it.

To enable dark mode, open Windows Settings, head over to Personalisation and click on ‘Colours’. Under ‘Choose your colour’, tap on ‘Dark’ are you are done.

Force Dark mode Windows

The option to force Dark mode on Windows is still buried in experimental flags.

How to force dark mode on websites that do not support it

If you want to force dark mode for websites that do not support it, open Chrome, type ‘chrome://flags’ in the address bar and hit enter.

On the page that shows up, type ‘dark mode’ in the search bar and you will see a flag named ‘Auto Dark mode for web contents’. Change it to ‘Enabled with simple RGB based inversion’ and relaunch Chrome.