On desktops, Google is adding an official dark mode to search, allowing users who want to avoid flashy webpages to conduct their searches in a darkened environment. Users may go to settings and look for "Appearance" near the bottom of the list. Users will be taken to Search Settings > Appearance, where they will be able to choose between Device default, Dark theme, and Light theme.

According to reports, this dark grey backdrop will show everywhere a user signs in with their Google Account on a PC. The Google homepage, search results page, and Search settings are just a few examples of search pages.

Users may also see a banner in Search results, according to the report, and others have seen a sun icon in the top-right corner to quickly enable/disable it. Google recognized customer demands for this functionality in its announcement, stating that the Search dark theme will be fully operational in the coming weeks.

"I am thrilled to announce that starting today and fully rolling out over the next few weeks, Dark theme is now available for Google Search pages on desktop," the company said. This feature is also reportedly being tested for mobile.

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