The latest beta of Google Chrome for Android includes experimental "dark mode"

Further proving that 2019 is the year of dark mode, the latest version of Google Chrome for Android has revealed an early look at the upcoming night view of the mobile browser.

Having already revealed plans to include dark mode in their MacOS and Windows 10 browsers, the Android test is still in its infancy, only appearing in pop-up menus when Android 9 Pie Night Mode is set of "Always" In "Developer Options," as reported by 9to5Google.

As you can see from the images below, the experimental dark mode turns pop-up menus into dark gray, unlike their usual white design.

Based on these images, it's clear that the dark Chrome for Android mode is still a long way to go, with the text of the URL still showing in black, making it hard to read on a dark gray background.

In addition to appearing in the popup menus, Chrome's Dark Mode is also missing from the rest of the app ̵

1; if the proper dark mode for the Google Android browser is running, its regular menus, address bar, and navigation are expected [19659002] To try out the experimental dark mode for yourself, you can now download the latest version of the Chrome Beta app from the Google Play Store even though you will need an Android 9 Piece phone to work with.