Option 1: Google is the bright white light on the deep dark web universe.
Option 2: Google logo has been through the wash so much that all colour and joy has been bleached away.
Option 3: Google marketing is desperately in search of youth audience relevance so dredging up vague decade(s) past memories of gamers in the dorm next door.
Option 4...
aristotle
8:25 pm on Feb 11, 2021 (gmt 0)
I'm not sure that this is always compatible with a user's browser. Although I still do it myself on the image gallery pages of a couple of my sites.
Also, I often use various dark modes on several browsers, but it's tricky because sometimes check boxes aren't visible, or else you can't tell if a box is checked or not. Sometimes you can't see text in other situations either.
Yet a dark-mode browser somehow usual;ly works with a dark-mode page.
saladtosser
5:06 pm on Feb 12, 2021 (gmt 0)
Wouldnt it be awesome if dark mode meant searching the dark web or all the sites google has demoted and penalised with penguin 1 etc over the years? I have to go to bing to find sites that penguin 1 destroyed
tangor
8:30 pm on Feb 19, 2021 (gmt 0)
Heh ... when using high contrast color schemes for the visually challenged ALL websites and search engines look just like this.