#CHROME OS DARK MODE FOR ANDROID#
To make browsing on Chromebooks as easy, fast and lightweight as possible, Opera for Chromebook was built based on the Opera Browser for Android with custom optimizations that deliver a full-fledged laptop experience while maintaining all of its unique features. The special night mode available in the Chromebook browser protects you from the blue light glare that disrupts sleep patterns, as well as saves anyone next to you from unnecessarily disturbing light. If you’re a binge-watcher, late-night reader, or workaholic, you’ll be happy to discover that Opera is also eye-friendly.
The Opera browser also makes surfing the web on Chromebooks more colorful with a set of five color themes available in both light and dark mode. Colorful themes to personalize your browsing experience All the messengers you might need are within your reach. From now on, you can chat with friends or coworkers or check your Instagram or Twitter without having to interrupt your browsing or to reach for your phone. This makes it the only browser to offer this functionality on Chromebook. Opera wouldn’t be Opera if it didn’t give you instant access to your favorite messengers. Built-in WhatsApp, Telegram, Instagram, Twitter and Facebook Messenger Everything to make your browsing experience smooth and joyful.
#CHROME OS DARK MODE FREE#
Opera on Chrome OS comes with a set of unique functionalities, including built-in messengers, a free unlimited built-in VPN, ad blocking, protection from annoying GDPR-related cookie dialogs, as well as a built-in crypto wallet. Opera’s unique features now available on ChromeOS If you’re a fan, it’s high time for you to get access to an excellent alternative browser with a unique set of features we are sure you’ll find useful and fun. Chromebooks, with their user-friendly interface and touchscreens, are excellent devices for people’s everyday needs. With 30 million Chromebooks sold in 2020 and forecasts that a further 40 million will be shipped in 2021, Chrome OS has become an important operating system chosen by many for its convenience in both work and education. The Opera Browser brings many unique features previously unavailable on the Chrome OS platform, including a free, unlimited, no-log browser VPN, ad blocker, cookie dialog blocker and color themes. Many of us have grown to love dark mode on our devices, and I think it's imperative of Google to get this right.We’re proud to announce that Opera is now the world’s first alternative browser optimized for Chromebooks. Google still has some polishing to do before everything's ready - the inability to apply dark elements across various UI elements is a reminder that this won't arrive overnight. It's been a long and gradual effort to get dark mode into Chrome OS, but with small changes like this, it's getting tantalizingly close to finally making its way to everyone. I think Google Assistant isn't properly extracting the colors from the wallpaper right now, but that may change soon. It doesn't switch over cleanly when you toggle off Dark mode, but if you restart your Chromebook again, you'll notice the change more clearly: It adopts a light gray color instead of its solid white look, which - I'll be honest - looks a little strange.
#CHROME OS DARK MODE UPDATE#
The Google Assistant UI is also getting a subtle update when using the upcoming Chrome OS light theme.
Google Assistant also gets a slight color change with light theme.
If you're rocking the latest Canary channel build on your Chromebook, you'll be able to get a glimpse of the Assistant's goth look by flipping on the following Chrome flag in bold: There's ongoing work to ensure Chrome OS applies dark mode everywhere - including Google Assistant, as mentioned in this merged commit. We've been tracking Google's efforts to add dark and light system themes to Chrome OS since September of last year, and since then, more details have been trickling out from the Chromium Gerrit. And now, Google Assistant is raring to embrace its new goth makeover. With the highly requested feature slowly trekking its way towards the finish line, Google has been steadily rolling out updates that introduce new sprinkles of dark theme goodies, like dynamic theme switching and scheduled dark mode.
Despite dark mode's long development time, it still looks pretty unfinished today (even in Canary), and we'll probably be waiting for some time before Google officially launches it. It's been almost a year since Google started working on giving Chrome OS some darker hues.
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