Notably, my Windows 10 desktop build with the latest Canary release does not respect the system-wide setting and it’s unclear why. At the moment we can’t find any settings to disable the automatic switching or to force it to happen. Right now, it’s unclear how this feature will work going forward. Simply adjusting the system-wide theme on either operating system has Chrome reflect the change in its overall theme as can be seen in the videos embedded below. From what we can tell at the moment, this setting is completely automatic. Spotted over the past day or so by Reddit and Twitter users, Chrome 74 which just released in the Canary channel seems to respect the system-wide dark mode on both Windows 10 and macOS. Now, that feature respects the system-wide dark mode on both platforms. Over the past couple months, though, we’ve been tracking a dark mode in Google Chrome on both macOS and Windows 10. Dark mode has slowly been making its way to various Google services and will be a big highlight of the upcoming Android Q release.
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