Forcing dark mode. With the Canary build of the Chromium-based version of Microsoft Edge installed, it takes just a few steps to force sites to use dark mode. In the address bar, type edge: ...

This places a toggle switch in the lower-left corner of Edge to put your current web page in dark mode, complete with a black background and white text. Read more: 5 ways Edge is better with ...

Force Dark Mode on websites using Edge. To force websites to display their web content on a dark background using Microsoft Edge on Windows 11/10, follow this method: ...

Microsoft Edge, like many Chromium-based browsers, has access to several hidden, experimental settings called ‘flags.’One recently discovered flag lets you force dark mode on websites. First spotted ...

Today, Microsoft rolled out a new build of Edge to Insiders in the Canary channel, and it brings a more broadly available dark mode that also applies to the settings, favorites, and history pages.

While I wish Edge Chromium was smart enough to let you toggle between this fake dark mode and a website’s “normal” theme on the fly—every change to the aforementioned browser flag requires ...

To enable dark mode in Edge, first open the browser, click the menu button (three horizontal dots) in the top-right, and select "Settings." Next, from the left-hand menu, select "Appearance." ...

After a week's hiatus, Microsoft is back to releasing new Edge builds in the Dev channel. Today's build is 80.0.345.0, and it includes some improvements to PDF inking and dark mode in certain areas.

A new Microsoft Edge Dev channel build is available now. This build brings a few new features, including more dark mode flair. The update is rolling out now as version 86.0.608.2.