Dark Mode has recently become one of the most requested features, regardless of the type of application. There are various advantages to employing a Dark Mode, especially at night. As a result, one of the most useful features added by Google to the Chrome browser is the ability to change the style to Dark Mode.
When the Dark Mode is engaged, the strain is reduced and the elements appear more elegant, particularly on OLED screens. Furthermore, the feature aids in battery life conservation.
However, the Dark Mode might not always appear seamless on some websites, and users may experience readability challenges. If you are not a fan of the Dark Mode or are experiencing a problem and want to disable it for the Google Chrome web browser on your Android smartphone, then follow this step-by-step guide.
Follow this simple step-by-step guide to disable or enable Dark Mode in the Chrome browser on your Android smartphone.
How to disable Dark Mode in Chrome on Android
Step 1: Open the Chrome web browser app on your Android smartphone.
Step 2: When the app opens, tap on the menu icon (three dots icon) which is located on the top-right corner of the screen.
Step 3: From the options available in the expanded menu, click on the “Settings” option.
Step 4: Now, find and tap on the “Theme” option which is present under the “Basics” section of the Settings screen.
Step 5: On the screen that appears, select the “Light” option to switch to the light mode on the application.
