Facebook finally has a dark mode, but the Lite version of the app is available first (tutorial)

I don’t know if anyone is like me. Whenever I see the Facebook app pop up for updates, I will be very excited to open the app after the installation is completed to see if there is the legendary “Dark mode” that has been open for testing for a long time (just like Google Maps built-in speed cameraSame, I said it would happen but it never showed up…). But all I got was the same functional page… Now Faceook finally has a dark mode! But…it is the Lite version of the app that is available first (fall).

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Facebook finally has a dark mode, but the Lite version of the app is available first (tutorial)

Including the latest versions of iOS and Android systems, there are also “Dark mode” system theme support that many third-party Android brands have introduced early. In fact, many third-party applications have gradually introduced such themes. On Facebook’s side, although there have been reports that it is testing it, even its Instagram has introduced a black theme for a long time.

However, for some reason, Facebook’s main app has never officially provided support for this. This is actually very annoying. After all, every time they update, they use a description like “We will update the app regularly and hope to bring you a better user experience…”, which means you have to go through the app settings every time to confirm that your hope has failed again (sigh). But now we can finally try out the theme features that the main Facebook app may provide in the future through the Lite version.

How to enable night mode on Facebook Lite

“Improve reliability and speed.” This is the update description of the Facebook Lite version, but it was soon discovered that Dark Mode appeared in the settings:

After all, Facebook Lite also supports Chinese, so the setting is really simple. Just click the “three” button in the upper right corner and scroll down to see “Night Mode” appear in the setting options – you can also compare the difference before and after the switch:

Although the background color is not pure black, it should be enough for use in darker environments. In addition, if an OLED screen is used, it should also save power: