After many years of waiting, the dark mode has finally gone mainstream. Every developer out there is implementing dark mode as an essential feature and rightfully so. No matter if it’s an operating system, an app, or a website, dark mode is everywhere. So in this article, I have gathered all the bits and pieces about dark mode for all major software products.

You can learn how to enable dark mode on operating systems for both mobile and desktop, web browsers, and popular social media websites. In general, you can enable dark mode everywhere and without any limitation. So having said that, let’s see how you can enable dark mode everywhere.

Enable Dark Mode Everywhere
Before we proceed, let me explain that we have divided the article broadly into three sections. First, we have operating systems which is further divided into desktop and mobile OSes. After that, we have the popular web browsers which include Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Safari. Next, we have popular social media websites including Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. Finally, I have also included a short guide on how to force dark mode on all the apps on Android Q Beta. Having said that, feel free to jump across the sections as you find convenient.
How to Enable Dark Mode Based on OS

1. Enable Dark Mode on Windows
With the release of Windows 10 version 1809 in October last year, Microsoft brought a system-level dark mode to Windows 10. While it doesn’t force third-party apps to adapt dark mode, it is still plenty good. Windows 10 enables dark mode everywhere including File Explorer, Windows Settings, Taskbar, Start menu, Microsoft Edge, etc. You will simply love it.
To enable the dark mode on your Windows PC, right-click on the desktop and open “Personalize”. In Windows Settings, switch to the “Colors” tab and change the color to “Dark”. That’s it.

2.Enable Dark Mode on macOS
Apple brought a system-level dark mode to macOS with the release of macOS Mojave last year. Dark mode on macOS Mojave is much more advance as it also forces both native and third-party apps to adapt to the dark mode. For example, if you turn on dark mode on macOS, it forces Google Chrome to change the overall theme as well. Besides that, you get dark mode in the dock, menu bar, Safari , and all the Apple apps. Here is how you can enable it.
Click on the Apple logo on the menu bar and open “System Preferences” . After that, open “General”. Now, in the appearance section, choose the “Dark” mode. Voila, you have dark mode across the system. Enjoy!

3. Enable Dark Mode on Android
It’s surprising that Android doesn’t have an official dark mode yet. This year, with the launch of Android Q beta, Google teased system-level dark mode, but it will be available to users worldwide next month. Even then, only a few phones will get the Android Q update at launch and many others will have to wait for months if not years to get it.

While various OEMs have brought some level of dark mode in the past, it doesn’t force third-party apps to attune to the overall theme. However, things are changing with Android Q beta and you can now force apps to run in dark mode . I have shared a simple guide to force dark mode everywhere including third-party apps in the last section so check that out. Nevertheless, here is how you can enable system-level dark mode on Android Q with a few taps.
Open Settings and tap on Display .

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