Dark mode has become a must for many modern applications, allowing for a more comfortable experience for the eyes in low light conditions. However, even the dark mode enforcement feature introduced in Android 10 doesn’t always work without issues or bugs for all apps. According to recent reports from 9to5Google, this situation could be improved in Android 15.
It seems that a new function has been discovered called “Make all apps dark” (Enforce dark mode for all apps) in the latest development version of the operating system. This option will force all apps to adapt to a dark color, although some colors may be displayed incorrectly because the system will initially only try to invert the colors.
The Fitbit app now adapts to dark mode
Until now, the Fitbit app refused to adopt dark mode, even when the operating system requested it. With the new “Make all apps dark” feature, this will no longer be a problem. The Fitbit app will properly adapt to dark mode, as can be seen in the provided screenshot.
It remains to be seen if Google will actually implement this feature in Android 15 or if it will be delayed for a later version. As of now, there is no official confirmation on this.
Expected user experience improvements
The introduction of the “Make all apps dark” option in Android 15 could be an important step towards a more pleasant and uniform user experience for all users who prefer dark mode. By enforcing this mode for all apps, users will benefit from a consistent and eye-friendly interface regardless of the app they’re using.
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