So, if this is something you have been pining for, the latest test build is for you.
Microsoft also added dark theme support to the File Explorer context menu and Common File Dialog (Open and Save dialogs). Since releasing this feature, our top feedback request from you has been to update File Explorer to support dark theme, and with today’s build it’s happening!," Microsoft explained in a blog post announcing the new build. This setting is available under Settings > Personalization > Colors, and if you switch it any apps and system UI that support it will follow suit. Unlike the dark theme for Windows Search, this new appearance of the interface is still at the early development stage, so it is not known when it will become available for the core shell elements in the public builds of Windows 10."As many of you know, we added dark theme support to Windows based on your feedback. The apps have received rounder corners for menus, dialogs, and other elements. Internally, Microsoft is already testing them. Besides the shell, WinUI is coming to the built-in UWP apps Windows 10 Photos app, Windows Calendar, Windows Maps, Movies & TV, Sticky Notes, and Calculator. Some of the built-in apps are already built with the WinUI library. Maybe if Microsoft moves more apps and system tools to WinUI, it will solve OS' theming issues among other benefits. As we reported last month, the Microsoft Program Database (PDB) files in Windows 10 Build 20197 show that the Redmond software giant is currently working on making a WinUI-powered shell for Windows 10. Despite having the dark theme natively for a long time, Windows 10 still has white areas, especially in classic Win32 desktop apps like File Explorer. Having dark mode consistency is a complicated task, even for Microsoft. The search result is no longer white for Insiders who have enabled dark mode for apps.Īs spotted by Windows Latest, Insiders are now able to apply the new dark theme in Windows Search by going to Settings > Personalization > Colors and then selecting the ‘Dark’ option. Microsoft has finally added support for the built-in Dark theme for the Search pane in Windows 10. RЕCOMMENDED: Click here to fix Windоws issues and optimize system performance
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