Hidden code strings uncovered by eagle-eyed readers have indicated that the WhatsApp messaging app is testing a darkened interface in its iPhone app, as well as previewing videos in notifications.
Spark’s Dark theme was designed to match Mojave’s new Dark Mode. But unlike many other apps, Spark includes toggles that give you more control over its color themes, including switching between darkener and lighter looks regardless of the user’s system-wide choice. This lets you use Spark’s darkened interface even if your Mac is set to use the default Light (Aqua) appearance, and vice versa, and iDB shows you how.
NightOwl lets you switch between Light Mode and Dark Mode on your Mac automatically. You can assign times or have it change at sunset/sunrise each day.
Websites and many Mac apps stay too bright even in the new Dark Mode on Mojave. HazeOver prevents them from disrupting your flow by automatically highlighting the front window and fading out all the background windows. This is great when using unoptimized apps and apps with a lighter background for text or web content, such as Mail, Safari and TextEdit.
While most Dark Mode-based jailbreak tweaks theme the application interface, these tweaks attempt to theme the individual web pages you visit in your mobile web browser(s).
Twitterrific, the popular iOS/macOS alternative to the official Twitter app, has long supported theming. In addition to the default Light look, the app ships with two darker styles: Dark and Black. Here’s how to make the most of your iPhone X’s gorgeous OLED display by switching to Twitterrific’s pure black mode.
While iOS is yet to adopt a true Dark Mode interface available system-wide like in macOS Mojave, many iOS apps have implemented black themes internally. Here’s how to make those late night Wikipedia sessions easier on the eyes by switching on the app’s dark look.
The Bear note-taking app offers various themes to change the mood and color of the app’s text, styling, and background. Here’s how to activate them.
Aside from a new editor, Day One 3.0 sports a pair of new features for subscribers: audio recording and a cool dark mode with the automatic option based on local sunset times.
Apple’s Mail app in macOS Mojave brings its own Dark Mode that can be set separately of the rest of the system. While Mail’s Dark Mode makes reading text-only emails difficult, the good news is that you can set your Mac to Dark Mode, but leave Mail in Light Mode for maximum legibility. In this step-by-step tutorial, you’re going to learn how to alternate your Mail app between Light and Dark mode at will.
Yes, it’s true! Support for Mojave’s Dark Mode is available in iMazing right now. Unable to wati for Mojave’s official release, the team has already pushed an update with full support for Dark Mode.
Apollo gives you a choice between two Dark Modes. If you use this excellent Reddit client on a daily basis, consider switching on a purely black theme. Aside from looking gorgeous, Apollo’s Pure Black Dark Mode will save so much battery life on your iPhone X.
