Facebook has currently rolled out dark mode in its beta version for some users
Facebook is looking to load its platforms with new features and updates, after bringing the new set of updates for Instagram and WhatsApp the social-media giant is ready to bring change in Facebook's interface with a new update.
Months after announcing its plans to give a design overhaul at the F8 Conference in May, Facebook has finally begun rolling out the dark mode in beta for its web interface for some users, the media reported.
Several users have said that they got prompted by the social networking giant to try out the new interface.
After accepting, they get asked if they'd like to use the white or dark layout. The choice is also available under the quick settings accessible from the top right avatar, Android Police reported on Sunday.
According to few screenshots posted on Twitter, the dark mode changes the platform's traditionally white interface into dark grey and has a new layout as part of the redesign too.
Of course, the new design is not universally liked, and it even has issues with text readability in a few dark mode screens. But that's the price of any early release, the report added.
Facebook recently rolled out dark mode for its picture sharing platform Instagram, in a new update. Instagram's dark mode was made available for devices running on Android 10 and iOS 13. Facebook-owned instant messaging app WhatsApp recently introduced self-destruct messages for its group chat. Users can now send messages with a time limit and it will disappear after the set time without leaving any trace behind.
(With IANS inputs)
