Without a doubt, one of the most popular browsers for macOS and, in general, for most operating systems, is Google Chrome, Google's own browser that allows greater integration within its ecosystem as well as interesting functions for all its users that are not bad at all.
Now, there is something that many users miss, and it is its compatibility with dark mode in macOS Mojave, because on this occasion we must bear in mind that other browsers like Mozilla Firefox have already included it, and Chrome is one of the few missing, only that in this case we already announced in its day that I would do it at the beginning of this year, and apparently so it is, well in the development versions it has already begun to show.
Google Chrome beta now works with macOS Mojave dark mode, everyone soon
As we have been able to know thanks to the information published by some users on the social network Reddit, It seems that Google is already working actively to provide all users with dark mode for Mac, because apparently in Chrome Canary, the development version of this browser, certain references to this mode have already been seen, which is why we hope that it will arrive sooner rather than later.
In fact, it is most likely that this expected arrival occurs together with version 74 of the browser, so that from one day to the next the arrival of this dark mode could be seen for macOS users. And, regarding the operation, it would be quite simple, you just have to enable dark mode from macOS Mojave preferences, and it will automatically also change the appearance of the browser to suit, as many applications for Mac already do.
Animation: this is how Google Chrome's dark mode will work with macOS Mojave
Thus, If a user has decided to activate macOS Mojave dark mode, they will see how Google Chrome adapts to it too, for which it will change the appearance of the upper bar of the window towards a darker tone, and at the same time it will also make some changes in what has been the user interface, because although it is true that the dark mode will not be applicable to the web pages that are visited, it will work in some internal Chrome windows, for example it could be the new tab page.
Dark mode in Mojave, is the best thing they have released, to see for when in iOS.
Yes, the truth is that many users quite like this functionality of macOS, but the truth is that, since it does not have a utility as such, it is not entirely clear that it will even reach iOS, but anyway, everything is possible, so we'll see it 😛