How to Enable Dark Mode on Mac

Many users have begun switching the applications they use the most to Dark Mode if such is available. There are some good reasons for that decision, after all. Having a darker or black background can relieve eye strain compared to a bright white interface when used during the night or in a dark room, especially. The aesthetic has also managed to attract a wider following.

Mac users can take advantage of a native Dark Mode feature that was first implemented with the macOS Mojave version and later. Turning it on will have system-wide effects such as switching the default Mac apps to a black background while the displayed text will be shown in white and light grey colors. 

Activating Dark Mode on a Mac computer is extremely easy and can be achieved in just a few steps. Start by going to 'System Preferences' and opening the 'General' option. Then look for the 'Appearance' section and simply choose Dark mode. You also can tweak various aspects of the changes implemented by the new mode. Users can choose a different accent color that will be used for the applications' buttons as well as a new highlight color, icon size and more.