[mustang7757]

https://www.androidguys.com/tips-too...y-app-android/

[eric002]

https://www.androidguys.com/tips-too...y-app-android/

Awesome tutorial! That's what I have done... works beautifully!

[mustang7757]

Awesome tutorial! That's what I have done... works beautifully!

I'm going try this tomorrow

[eric002]

I'm going try this tomorrow

I've just gone into developer settings and forced dark mode for all applications.

[mustang7757]

I've just gone into developer settings and forced dark mode for all applications.

Nice !

[eric002]

Nice !

Thanks dude, I appreciate it!

[mustang7757]

Thanks dude, I appreciate it!

Yeah no problem

[Gray Area]

Works! For the most part, some apps it makes reading certain menus impossible due to it being whiteout. But still awesome! Thanks

https://www.androidguys.com/tips-too...y-app-android/

[mustang7757]

Works! For the most part, some apps it makes reading certain menus impossible due to it being whiteout. But still awesome! Thanks

Which phone did you test this on ? I'm going try it out Tomorrow probably on my note 10+

[Gray Area]

Note 9.

[mustang7757]

Note 9.

Sweet , thanks

[Gray Area]

No problem, if you use SwiftKey keyboard it messes up all the themes no matter what color so I just did a custom black background theme and that stops it from turning your keys white.

Sweet , thanks

[mustang7757]

No problem, if you use SwiftKey keyboard it messes up all the themes no matter what color so I just did a custom black background theme and that stops it from turning your keys white.

Currently between Samsung and Google Gboard

[methodman89]

What's the benefit over using the developer options dark mode override option? I did need to switch to Gboard from Swiftkey due to white out of some symbols, but otherwise no issues.

[eric002]

What's the benefit over using the developer options dark mode override option? I did need to switch to Gboard from Swiftkey due to white out of some symbols, but otherwise no issues.

Well, I know that the developer settings override dark mode feature forces dark mode on every application. now, it makes some apps and fonts look a little weird but it's still readable and usable. It just makes everything in the OS more consistent.

[mustang7757]

What's the benefit over using the developer options dark mode override option? I did need to switch to Gboard from Swiftkey due to white out of some symbols, but otherwise no issues.

I dont think developer setting can set dark mode in any app, where as this method can

Edit: Like my Google feed is still white with developers setting force dark mode

[methodman89]

Have you run the script through a scan as it's not*playstore*approved?

[mustang7757]

Yeah no issues

[methodman89]

I'll give it a go.

[Gray Area]

So far so good, even got one of my bright widgets to go into dark mode so it matches the rest of my widgets and theme. For some reason the app for that widget refuses to go into dark mode though.

[mustang7757]

So far so good, even got one of my bright widgets to go into dark mode so it matches the rest of my widgets and theme. For some reason the app for that widget refuses to go into dark mode though.

Maybe restart?

[Gray Area]

Tried that, it won't change, also my edge panel apps don't change either but that's fine.

Maybe restart?

[mustang7757]

Tried that, it won't change, also my edge panel apps don't change either but that's fine.

Not sure , haven't tried it yet..i was going to today then get tied up with family .
Now does this method do better job then developer setting forcing?

[Gray Area]

Yes it does. The developer option didn't change many of the apps when I tried it. Unless I did it wrong

Not sure , haven't tried it yet..i was going to today then get tied up with family .
Now does this method do better job then developer setting forcing?

[mustang7757]

Yes it does. The developer option didn't change many of the apps when I tried it. Unless I did it wrong

Thanks , no that's straight forward in developer settings just toggle on.