Facebook is finally testing Dark Mode

2019-8-13 11:25

From Android to iOS, and from Twitter to Slack, almost every app now has a dark mode. The only app that hasn’t joined the dark side is Facebook’s main app. However, according to reliable app leaker Jane Manchun Wong, the social network giant is now testing dark mode on its Android app Wong also took to twitter to share some of the early screenshots of the under-the-works feature.

. Looking at these screengrabs, we can safely say it might be a while before Facebook rolls out the dark mode officially. Facebook is working on Dark Mode for mobile I wrote a…

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