Android has a new "Expanded" dark mode that can darken apps that don't have a native dark theme. Here's what it looks like.

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"Standard" mode is exactly what you'd expect—it applies a dark theme across your device and to all the apps that actually support it. The cool feature, though, is in the new "Expanded" mode. This ...

Despite it being 2024, some apps still don't have an in-built dark mode for some reason. Fortunately, Android 15 looks bound to fix that with a setting that allows you to force dark theming across ...

Android 10 introduced support for a system-wide dark mode, but apps still need to have their own dark theme. Some apps still don’t have a dark theme, like Fitbit or Amazon Shopping.

The new option lets you enjoy dark mode on almost any app - even ones that don't currently support it. Written by Artie Beaty, Contributing Writer April 26, 2024 at 10:02 a.m. PT Artie Beaty/ZDNET ...

With Android 15, though, it seems like there will be a better option for forcing dark mode on apps. Since Android 10’s early days, Google has offered a developer option to “override force dark ...

This new feature, that is expected to drop with Android 15, will make sure those apps go dark to… if you choose it to be that way. This change was spotted in the Android 14 QPR2 Beta 2 build ...

At least on Android. According to Android Authority, there's a hidden setting in an Android 14 beta that was released in January, allowing you to "make all apps dark." ...

Rahman notes that the feature itself is seemingly unchanged from Android 15, though the description has been updated. Now it says “automatically convert light-themed apps to dark theme”.