Advertisement Microsoft has finally added a Dark Mode to Outlook.com. This, according to the company, has been one of the most requested features for a long time, and Microsoft has finally seen fit to grant Outlook.com users their ultimate wish. An increasing number of websites and apps are offering dark modes these days. Including There are a few settings you can change in Windows 10 to mitigate the impact of a bright screen on your eyes, and one of those settings is Dark Mode. You can set to toggle on and off automatically. And now Microsoft has added a Dark Mode to Outlook.com as well. Looking at Outlook.com at Night In a post on, a Microsoft representative explains that the new Dark Mode is a “more-pleasant way to read your Outlook.com email if you prefer interfaces that are less bright or if you are in a low-light environment.” Outlook.com’s Dark Mode is only available on the new Outlook.com experience (formerly known as the Outlook Beta).
Jul 25, 2018 - A brand-new dark mode lets fans of Microsoft's Outlook.com web mail service. Taking 2017's much-praised Halloween theme for Outlook.com as a starting point. TUTORIAL: How to enable Dark Mode on macOS Mojave. Please contain your excitement as we show you the Outlook.com Dark mode. Microsoft claims that ‘Dark Mode’ is the most requested feature by customers. Outlook for Mac, Outlook for iPhone or Outlook for Android. Office 2016 and Office 2010 have a Black theme available at Options General.
It also only supports the default blue theme right now, although Microsoft hopes to make it compatible with the other themes as well. I just don’t see all the fanfare in “dark mode” in Outlook, Mojave, Windows, etc. What’s so great about it? What am I missing? — David (@davidj) To turn on Dark Mode, click the Gear icon in the top right-hand corner of Outlook.com.
This opens the Quick Settings panel, and the option to enable Dark Mode should be near the top. Toggle the slider across, and your display should change from light to dark. The science backing the need for dark modes is undeniable at this point. And with other websites and apps ( You can now watch YouTube on your smartphone at night without hurting your eyes. And it's all thanks to YouTube's new dark mode on iOS and Android.) starting to offer dark modes en masse, Microsoft had little choice but to follow suit.
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RECOMMENDED: Dark mode or dark theme is very useful in low light conditions. Many of the popular applications and web services offer dark mode feature these days. In fact, Windows 10, /Microsoft Office, Mail app in Windows 10, and Microsoft Edge offer the dark mode feature.
In Windows 10, you can as well. After adding dark mode to Windows 10 and Edge, Microsoft has now added dark mode to its Outlook.com webmail service. The new feature likely to help millions of Outlook.com users to check and replay to emails without having to strain their eyes, even during low light conditions. As you can see in pictures, the dark mode looks pretty good. As with other services that offer dark mode, black color is used for the Outlook.com background and texts use the white color. In this guide, we will see how to enable the new dark mode in Outlook.com. Turn on the dark mode in Outlook.com Step 1: Head over to Outlook.com and sign-in to your account, if not done already.
Step 2: If you are still using the old Outlook.com, toggle the Outlook Beta button to enable the new Outlook.com interface and other features. Since the dark mode is part of the new Outlook.com, it’s not available while using the old Outlook.com interface. 