Google updates Chrome Canary: bugs in Dark Mode are polished preparing its arrival in Chrome Beta
We are talking about Dark Mode again, that fashionable aesthetic that Microsoft wants to face with the Windows Light Theme interface that will arrive in spring with Windows April 2019 Update. An aesthetic present both in Windows 10 (so you can activate it) and in applications of all kinds, being Google Chrome one of those that is already testing it "
"Google is still working on bringing Dark Mode to Chrome for Windows 10 and although for now it is limited to the Canary version of your browser , little by little they continue to take steps that each time bring it closer to the public version.In fact, Canary (which already allowed it) already reaches version 74 and corrects various errors in the theme with dark tones."
And the fact is that we have already seen the different errors that usually occur when using this interface Sometimes there are remains, with small details in light color here and there that developers have to polish. And that is what happened with Chrome Canary, in which the interface with a dark background still had a series of small errors.
To begin with, we must remember that this interface is activated automatically depending on the theme we have installed in Windows. Just enter the and see how depending on the selected selector, Chrome changes color.
In addition to the latest update that can be downloaded if we click on the About Chrome option, Google has corrected bugs present in different sections So where texts used to appear in white, now they do so in gray, better integrated into the general aesthetic."
In addition, the radio buttons now appear defined with other colors, according to the general aesthetic of the dark theme. The search box has also seen some bug fixes.
It&39;s one more step from Google before Dark Mode leaves Canary and makes its way to Chrome Beta. One last push so that after the jump and reach the general version of the browser, something for which there are still a few weeks to go."
Source | Reddit