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TL;DR
- Google Calendar on the web now has a dark mode theme.
- This change is part of a broader redesign of the web version of Google apps.
- The update began rolling out on Wednesday and is expected to be available to all users in the coming weeks.
Google’s suite of apps is so sophisticated that you can make some guesses about what they’re capable of. These assumptions are not necessarily accurate. I just found out that the web version of Google Calendar didn’t have a dark mode until this week. A recent design update for the app fixed this omission and now allows users to choose between a light theme, a dark theme, and the device’s default theme.
Wednesday’s Google Workspaces update announced an update to the Calendar app’s user interface, bringing some changes to bring its look in line with Google Material Design 3. The introduction of dark mode is just one of these new measures, which include: This is welcome news for users who have always opted for color schemes that are easier on the eyes.
Other changes in addition to the light and dark themes include more modern and more accessible controls, updated icons, and tweaks to Google’s custom typography and typefaces.
This change is being rolled out in stages, starting with immediate release domains, and will be available to all users in the coming weeks. This update will eventually be available to all users and will also apply to task list views. Android permissions Staff have already confirmed that the changes have been applied.
To enable dark mode for Google Calendar when it’s available, follow these steps. setting It is represented by a gear icon in the top right corner of the screen. drop-down menu[密度とカラー]The options are replaced with: exterior Once the changes take effect. When you select this option, you will be given the opportunity to change the theme.
