When you’re logged into Chrome with sync set up, you’ll automatically sign on to all your Google services, like Google Photos, Gmail, YouTube, etc. If Chrome sync is turned on, you can view all your desktop bookmarks from your phone, continue reading something that’s open on another device, auto-fill account details, use the same payment methods, and sync settings and other preferences. It’s all right there in your Google account.Īnother reason syncing Chrome is so helpful is if you like to use the browser on multiple devices. You don’t have to worry about finding all your saved information or hoping you made a manual backup at some point. Of course, Chrome syncing comes in handy in other situations too, like if your computer suddenly crashes, you lose your laptop, etc. It’s the fastest, easiest, and most reliable way to keep all your Chrome information stored in your Google account, should anything happen to the local copy on your computer or phone. Unfortunately using both Dark Mode and Dark Night Mode together does not solve the problem.If you’ve ever lost a bookmark or forgot a password you saved to Chrome years ago, you’ll want to set up Google Chrome sync. This is the BBC Weather website in question which uses lots of SVGs. Your article seems to have currently the most updated version about the feature. I was wondering is there was a way to edit the Chrome built in Dark mode to use the currentColor either by writing a dedicated plugin for it or requesting a feature from Google or editing the actual Chrome plugin, extension or mode? no support for Chrome settings pages and mainly disappearance of floating icons in gmail renders it unusable. I noticed that a plug in called "Dark Night Mode" uses something called css stroke="currentColor" which makes them to appear ok except that many other features in the plugin e.g. They have a white square in the background which makes the black (the only inverted colour in them) appear white and non-visible. Everything is so so but there is a problem with SVGs. I am using the Chrome Dark Mode on a Mac desktop.
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