Google Search is one of the mostly use daily tools, but the white background can be quite boring in a dark room. You now have three options in appearance settings of the search engine from Google, with the third the option to keep the appearance settings of Google Search synced with their computer’s default theme, which will be most helpful if users have set an automatic time for turning the Dark Mode on and off.
The Dark Mode helps reduce eye strain by keeping a minimum contrast ratio require for readability.
The appearance settings for Google Search was announced via a post on Google’s Support.
The new appearance settings have three options Device default, Dark, or Light.
The post also mention that the new Dark Mode settings start rolling out for users on 9th September 2021 and will be gradually available to all users in the coming weeks.
The announcement mentions that the new appearance settings will apply for the Google homepage, Search results page, Search settings, among many other link webpages.
The Device default setting automatically matches the colour scheme of the device.
The Dark setting shows a light text over a dark background and vice-versa for the Light settings.
How to Enable Dark Mode in Google Search?
Follow These Steps :
- Open Google Search in your Web browser.
- At the bottom right corner on the Google Search homepage.
- Click on Settings.
- Then click on Appearance; in case it’s not visible under Settings, click on Search Settings and then on Appearance from the left panel of the page that opens.
- Choose between, Device default, Dark, or Light.
- Click Save.
Google first starts testing the Dark Mode feature for Google Search on desktop back in December 2020.
Google Search on Mobile has had Dark Mode since May 2020.
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