While many users enjoy such animations, some users dislike them because they feel distracted or slowed down from them. They can create motion-reduced variants of pages or turn off specific animations for these users. Like in third-party apps, site developers have to add support for this feature. It’s also beneficial for users that want less animations and a faster browsing experience. With the CSS prefers-reduced-motion media query, Chrome can now tell supported websites and experiences to honor that OS-level preference. The transition between themes is seamless and immediately updates.īoth macOS and Windows feature accessibility options that reduce motion for users prone to motion sickness that can be caused by transition animations, parallax scrolling, and zooming effects.
Since the new theme is identical to Incognito, the private browsing mode gains a text badge next to the profile icon to distinguish itself. Another tweak sees a new “Customize” FAB in the bottom-right corner of the New Tab page. Meanwhile, on Mac, Chrome 74 brings the dark mode to more parts of the UI, including Settings and Bookmarks. This look is applied to the browser’s top chrome, including the Omnibox and Bookmarks Bar, as well as the three dot overflow menu and New Tab page. Selecting the “Dark” default app mode will switch Chrome’s predominantly white background to dark gray, while the tabs background changes to a deep shade of blue.
Like on macOS, there is no way to manually invoke the theme just for the browser. Chrome 74 introduces a Dark Mode for Windows, and lets websites respect OS-set “reduced motion” preferences.ĭark Mode in Chrome is tied to the “Colors” settings in Windows 10. The latest version of Google Chrome is rolling out to Mac, Windows, and Linux today.
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