Google's Chrome browser now has a feature that automatically enforces dark mode for web content. Follow these steps to enable the feature.
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🤯 Trick! Chrome and Edge: Force dark mode on ALL websites
In Google Chrome, you can force all websites (including search engines like Google) to load in dark mode, regardless of color theme support. In this guide, I'll show you how to do this configuration.
The Automatic Dark Mode for Web Content option is an experimental feature that automatically applies a dark theme to websites that don't natively support dark mode. This improves the browsing experience in low-light conditions and ensures a consistent look and feel across all web content when dark mode is enabled in the browser or Windows 11 (or 10) settings.
When the feature is enabled, Chrome analyzes the page's colors and inverts them if necessary to create a dark theme. This process includes adjusting text colors, backgrounds, and other elements to ensure readability and reduce eye strain. The feature aims to maintain the site's original design and readability as much as possible, even when the dark theme is applied.
