Although not yet widely rolled out, Google is actively working to bring a full dark mode to the desktop on Google Desktop. Thanks to another A / B test, we’ve discovered that Google Search’s dark mode can also track the system theme on your desktop.
When you open an incognito window on Chrome (or in our case Chrome OS), you may be greeted with a new message on your search. A box indicates that “Dark theme is now available” and presses users to turn the setting on quickly and easily with a keyboard shortcut. The icon used seems particularly familiar. We’re pretty sure it was used during a previous dark mode.
In search settings, Google then offers users the ability to see how the dark mode matches the system theme on the desktop, something that is not very common for the various dark modes of Google. Although many Google products have a dark mode on the Internet, most of them need to be activated manually. Based on this A / B test, Google Search just seems to match the theme of your device as a whole. Google’s My Activity ‘page is another notable example of these features in a web application.
This feature is useful for Windows 10 and macOS users, both of which have systematic themes that support Chrome, Safari, Edge, and other browsers.
In this case, we did not notice any changes in the overall appearance of the dark mode on Google Search this time. Google still opts for a dark gray background instead of true black, by contrasting white elements with the background, as well as a light fade for the various icons and links. As previously reported, the dark mode still did not work on all pages, nor did it continue to reopen an incognito.
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