Next, change the Google Chrome app’s default app mode to ‘Dark’.

Select the ‘Colors’ option and scroll down to the switch labelled as ‘Choose Your Default App Mode’.

Once there, select the ‘Personalization’ option.

To switch to Google Chrome’s Dark Mode on Windows 10, simply: How To Enable Dark Mode On Google Chrome For Windows 10

As a result of this, some of the elements of the design might look a little bit ‘off’. Please bear in mind that Dark Mode on the Android version of Google Chrome, is still an experimental feature. If you cannot see the ‘Themes’ option, simply restart you Google Chrome browser again.

After that, select the drop down menu under the option you chose from the two above, and change the setting to ‘Activated’.

If you choose to activate the second option (Android Chrome UI dark mode), Google Chrome’s user interface itself will turn dark. If there is no dark version available, Google Chrome will choose to invert the site’s colors instead. If you choose the first option, Google Chrome will try to detect if the developer or developers of the particular website you are on, created a dark version so that it can select it automatically. There you will find two (2) options which are ‘Android Web Contents dark mode’ and ‘Android Chrome UI dark mode’.

Type in: enter chrome://flags in the address bar of your Google Chrome browser.

To switch to Google Chrome’s Dark Mode on your Android device, simply:

How to enable google chrome dark mode