Chrome to Finally Have An Official Night Mode/Dark Mode

Google Chrome Dark Mode

Finally! Google Chrome has announced an official built-in night mode feature for Windows. According to some Reddit reports, the dark/night mode has been created by nightly test builds and highly resembles the incognito mode of the browser.

This mode was earlier available on developer channel of chrome for windows. But for the stable release, people will have to wait a little more. Or, if you want to check out the night mode before its final release, you could check in the Canary version of  Chrome.

This is all the information we have as of now. Stay tuned to stay updated

 

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