The system-wide dark mode introduced in Android 10 has impacted the design of many applications for this platform. Most of Google's native Android apps have their own dark mode, but developers continue to enhance this feature, making it increasingly popular.
For instance, the Chrome browser can synchronize the dark mode for the toolbar and settings menu, but users still interact with the 'white' search page. According to reports from online sources, this will soon change, as developers are currently testing an updated dark mode for the mobile version of Chrome.
Previously, to enable dark mode on the search page in Chrome, users had to activate the #enable-force-dark flag, but doing so could lead to incorrect page displays for websites that do not support dark mode. Now, developers are testing the #enable-android-dark-search flag, which allows the search page to darken when the dark mode is activated in the browser. Since dark mode in Chrome can be set to synchronize with the 'default' theme, darkened search results will sync with the system-wide dark mode of Android 10.
This new feature was discovered by enthusiasts in the latest version of Chromium. It is currently unknown when it will be available to the general public. It is clear that this will happen after the new dark mode for Chrome is finalized and necessary testing is conducted to identify bugs and issues.
Source: 3dnews.ru
