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The redesigned Facebook desktop UI is being rolled out for everyone, and one of the best things about this update is that it brings a dark mode. Anyone accessing Facebook in a dark room knows the feel of the traditional all-white interface. It is almost as if the sun is inches from your face. Many Facebook users will want to enable Dark Mode as soon as possible, and this is how you do it.
The steps to enable dark mode are very simple. Click the inverted triangle in the upper right corner of the new Facebook page. A screen opens with your name at the top and stacked links for Commenting, Settings and Privacy, Help and Support, and the Dark Mode slider. Click the slider and Dark mode will be enabled. Switching between dark and standard modes is as easy as clicking that button.
Anyone who doesn’t like the new design can click a link in that menu to return to classic Facebook. I’ve been in the test group for the new Facebook for a while and at first I didn’t mind. Once used to the new design, it has been more manageable. Dark Mode is certainly welcome and it’s the only mode I’ve used since I started testing.
Facebook says it did research on the ground and spent months talking to people about how it could improve the web experience. The new design has simplified navigation, making it easier to find videos, games, and groups directly from the home page. Page transitions load faster, and the new design is like the mobile experience users are used to. Facebook is asking for comments on the new design through the comment link in the settings menu where Dark Mode is enabled.
Facebook has made several changes over the years to make the social network easier to use and more attractive to people. One of the most significant changes it has made was the recent introduction of Facebook messaging rooms that support up to 50 people in a chat directed directly at Zoom.
