
But you have the right to demand the darkness - especially if you do the browsing late at night. With Chrome, it’s actually not as straightforward as it is with macOS settings. You’ll find the wallpaper tinting checkbox in System Preferences > General, below “Sidebar icon size.” By disabling tinting, you make all the windows look substantially darker on light backgrounds.

Big Sur adds the new wallpaper tinting feature to Dark Mode preferences. If you’re switching to macOS 11 Big Sur, you should know it has more darkness than any other system that came before. Make Dark Mode even darker on macOS Big Sur

“Night Mode Mac” has been a valid term for a long time. This is not going to be a full-featured dark theme, but definitely worth trying if you work in dark spaces. If you’re using an older version of macOS - the one that came before Mojave and Catalina - there are ways to darken your screen as well. If you set appearance to Auto, your Mac will automatically enable Light Mode in the daytime and Dark Mode in the nighttime. While macOS Mojave will give you two options - Dark and Light, Catalina adds support for Auto Dark Mode on top. Go to the Apple menu > System Preferences Dark Mode premiered in macOS Mojave and has been refined with the release of Catalina. Let us say straight away that if you want the best dark theme, your Mac should be running Catalina or Big Sur.

How to turn on Dark Mode on macOS Catalina and Big Sur
