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How to Enable Dark Theme in Chrome, Edge, Opera, and Firefox PC

Web browsers have developed to do more than just browsing these days. Some browsers have built-in VPN, ad blocker, or even messenger too. While discussing the features of browsers is a topic for another day, let us discuss the dark theme feature in browsers. The dark theme has become very popular over the years because of its usability, as it saves not only your device’s battery but also your eyes. So without further ado, let’s start with ways to enable the dark theme in Chrome, Edge, Opera, and Firefox.

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Enable Dark Theme in Chrome

As we all know, Google Chrome is one of the most used browsers. But you may now know how to enable dark mode in Chrome in Windows. So let us look at the easiest way of enabling dark mode in Chrome.


Step 1: Click on the three dots on the top right corner of the screen.

Step 2: From the options that appear, click on Settings.

Enable Dark Theme in Chrome

Step 3: From the setting page, Click on You and Google.

Step 4: On the You and Google page, click on Customize your Chrome profile.

Enable Dark Theme in Chrome

Step 5: On the next page that appears, you can customize your chrome browser according to your needs and enable dark mode in Chrome.

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Enable Dark Theme in Microsoft Edge

Microsoft introduced the Edge browser replacing the classic Internet Explorer. Even though many were not using that browser, everyone was still excited to know what all new features the successor brings. Microsoft Edge browser does come with some interesting features, including dark mode. Let us look at how to enable dark mode in the Edge browser.

Step 1: Click on the three dots on the top right corner of the screen

Step 2: Click on the Settings menu from the options that appear

Easy Way To Enable Dark Theme in Edge

Step 3: Select the Appearance option, and the appearance page will appear

Step 4: From the Appearance page, you can select Dark mode.

Easy Way To Enable Dark Theme in Edge

Enable Dark Theme in Opera

Opera browser is one of the browsers that have been lately becoming a lot popular among the people thanks to the numerous features it provides. Other than just customizing the browser according to the user preference, Opera Browser provides a wide variety of features that put the other browsers behind. Let us look at how to enable dark mode in Opera Browser.

Step 1: When opening the Opera Browser, at the left part of the screen where there is a dock, you can see the settings option.

Easy Way To Enable Dark Theme in Opera

Step 2: From the Settings page, scroll down to the Appearance tab.

Step 3: Here, you can switch to the Dark theme.

Enable Dark Theme in Mozilla Firefox

Firefox is the one website that many prefer over the others, thanks to it coming from an Open Source Background. For enabling dark Mode in Firefox Browser, follow the steps that are mentioned below:

Step 1: On the top right corner of your Firefox browser, click on the three lines.

Enable Dark Theme in Firefox

Step 2: From the various options that appear, click on Settings.

Enable Dark Theme in Firefox

Step 3: On the settings page, click on Extensions & Themes.

Step 4: From this page, click on the Themes tab.

Step 5: In the Themes tab, you can select Dark theme.

Step 6: After Selecting the Dark Theme, you need to click on Enable to enable it.

Wrapping Up

With this article, we hope that you were able to find an easy way to enable the dark theme in Chrome, Edge, Opera, and Firefox browsers. While there may be different steps other than the ones we mentioned here to enable dark mode in your favorite browser, these are the easiest and can be used in any version of Windows. If you still have any doubts or suggestions, do let us know in the comments.

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Anoop varghese

Anoop is a Tech nerd and a Foodie for a long time. When he is not in his quest to find ways to simplify your browsing experience, he will be busy on Twitter talking tech and other interesting stuff