Sent an email to the wrong person or spotted a typo right after hitting Send? Outlook lets you recall a sent email — but only if both you and the recipient use Microsoft Exchange or Microsoft 365, and the message hasn't been read yet. Here's how to do it in under two minutes.
Google dark mode follows your browser or device theme in most cases. Chrome gives you direct control so Search results, Gmail, and Drive switch automatically without extra extensions. Make sure you are signed into a Google account and running the latest Chrome version before starting.
Dark mode reduces blue light and can lower power use on OLED screens. The change applies instantly once the setting is saved.
Launch Chrome on your computer. Click the three-dot menu in the top right, then select Settings. In the left sidebar, click Appearance.
Under Appearance, find the Theme section. Click the dropdown next to Use system or device setting and choose Dark. Refresh any open Google tabs to see the change.
Open the Google app. Tap your profile picture, then Settings, then General. Toggle Dark theme on. The app now uses dark mode even if your phone is set to light.
In the Google app, tap your profile picture, go to Settings, then tap Theme. Choose Dark. The setting overrides your iPhone’s system appearance for Google services only.
Visit google.com in a new tab. The background should now be dark gray with white text. If it stays light, restart the browser or check that no extension is forcing a light theme.
Yes. Incognito windows follow the same Chrome Appearance setting, so dark mode stays active.
Google apps do not offer built-in scheduling. Use your device’s built-in night mode or an automation app to change the system theme at set times.
Google Docs stays in a light editor canvas even when dark mode is active. Only the surrounding interface turns dark.
Following the steps above lets you enjoy how to dark mode on Google in Chrome, Search, and mobile apps with just a few clicks. The change stays active until you reverse it in the same menus.
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