There are two types of people in this world. One who like the night mode and others who are happy with the light mode that Android usually offers.

Open Google Chrome on your computer. The Chrome icon looks like a colored ball with a blue dot at the center. You can find it in your Applications folder on a Mac, or on your Start menu on Windows. Then a development on Chrome made me ditch that and come over to Google’s browser for the same jobs. Google Chrome’s Print to PDF option is a basic built in functionality.

Although, the night mode is designed to reduce strain on eyes during the night, people who use it prefer to utilize it during the day as well. For the longest time, users have been asking for the night or the dark mode on Google Chrome. While there are many, the feature was missing in the Android variant up until now. But, thankfully, it’s here.

Now, you can enable the night mode for Chrome Android too. However, there is a catch. As of now, you can’t run Chrome fully in the night mode.

You have to enable Simplified pages first and then you can use the night mode. Don’t get confused. We will tell you what it is and how to activate it. Enable Reading Mode Under the in Chrome for Android, you'll find the Simplified view option. When enabled, you will get a pop-up at the bottom of the screen, if the website can be shown in a simplified manner. In the Simplified view, Chrome basically offers articles in the reading mode. It removes all the fancy tabs and colors, giving you a cleaner view of websites like this.

Note: All websites will not be displayed in the Simplified view. Only supported websites will be converted to the reading mode view. To enable Simplified view for web pages, follow these steps: Step 1: Open Google Chrome on your Android device and tap the three-dot icon in the top-right corner. Then, tap Settings. Step 2: Under Settings, hit Accessibility. Then, enable Simplified view.

This is a one-time step. Now, whenever you open a page, which can be changed to the reading mode, it will show a pop-up at the bottom saying, ‘Show simplified view’. Tap it to convert. Night Mode for Chrome on Android Once you have changed the page view to the Simplified view, as shown above, you will get new. You can change themes – Light, Dark, and Sepia, and also customize the font style and size in the Simplified view. To access and enable them, tap the three-dot icon in the top-right corner and select Appearance from the menu.

Please note that you should be in the Simplified view to access the Appearance options. A pop-up will open that consists of options like font style, size, and themes. Tap the Dark label to activate the night or dark mode. You can also use the Sepia mode that adds a Sepia effect to the background. To go back to the normal mode, just tap the back key on your device. While reading, if Chrome notifications disturb you, to turn them off.

Android Tools for People Who Love to Read Google on Tap This isn’t a third-party app but a. In Chrome, while reading an article, if you find a difficult word, you don’t need to search for its meaning manually. Just tap the word once and Google will show you its definition. The same feature can be used for other things as well. For instance, if you tap an app name or a name of some place, about the selected text. However, if you're not satisfied with Google on Tap, you can that will pop up definitions when you copy a word on Chrome. Reader for Chrome If you're the kind of a, you will love this tool.

Going by the name, this app reads text from the Chrome browser. All you need to do is copy the text and it will read it aloud to you.