Did you know Google Chrome has a hidden feature that can make almost any website appear in dark mode? It’s called Forced Dark Mode, and it works even on sites that normally only show a bright white background. What is Forced Dark mode? Forced Dark Mode changes how a website’s content looks. It turns light backgrounds dark and dark text light. This makes reading easier, especially at night. But don’t confuse it with your computer’s dark mode, or Chrome’s interface dark theme. Those only change menus and system colors not website content. Why is this useful? Many websites still don’t support dark mode. They usually show black text on a white background, which can strain your eyes. Forced Dark Mode solves this by showing white text on a dark background. This makes browsing more comfortable in low light. How to enable Forced Dark mode in Chrome? You can activate this feature using a hidden Chrome setting called a flag. Follow these steps: Which option should you choose? Chrome offers several versions of Forced Dark Mode. They all do almost the same thing but use slightly different color adjustments. Behind the scenes, Chrome flips colors using special color models (for example, turning white into black and vice versa). The final look depends on your preference. Try a few options and pick the one that feels best for your eyes.
