Twitter’s previously promised updated dark mode is here, ditching an often complained about blue background for a true black designed to be easier on the eyes. On Thursday, March 28, Twitter ...

You should probably know how to use Twitter Dark Mode if you’re a regular Twitter user. Even when you’re only going through your feed and not posting much or interacting with your followers ...

Darkness has descended on Twitter—but not the kind of darkness it's most famous for. The social media platform is rolling out a new version of Dark Mode ... through our feeds in dim rooms.

It includes: Home ... Dim is a dark blue option that’s been around for several years, while Lights out as the name suggests is a true black dark theme. Unlike the official Twitter iOS app ...

One of the more anticipated features is an updated Dark Mode. As Twitter’s design team explained ... Now, icons for things like Home or Messages or Notifications are on the left navigation ...

A recent update to Twitter’s dark mode feature has users confused ... Users have to remember to manually change the option from “Home” to “Latest Tweets” if they wish to revert to ...

home theater, smartphones, photography, and more. Update July 28th, 2:51AM ET: After saying that Twitter / X would “soon only have a ‘dark mode’” because it’s “better in every way ...

You can quickly turn on/off the dark mode on Twitter by tapping on the light bulb icon at the bottom of the slide-out menu, which is accessed from the home screen by tapping on your profile ...

According to Musk, Twitter will soon get rid of light mode. Twitter (or X) to remove light mode option in favor of dark mode Musk is known for interacting a lot on his personal Twitter account (or ...

Elon Musk told users he's making dark mode Twitter's default setting. He first said he planned to scrap light mode because the dark version was "better in every way." The billionaire later ...

As part of Twitter's ongoing and controversial rebrand into X, the social media network will be going dark — as in dark mode. That's because owner Elon Musk recently tweeted that he is looking ...