Weibo has a dark mode! Grayscale testing has been enabled and visible to some users

Nowadays, everyone (at least most adults) is a night owl. It has become the norm to be playing with your phone at 12 o'clock in the evening and not being able to get up at 7 or 8 o'clock in the morning. Although many people who stay up late have heard that "staying up late will lead to sudden death", people who have not experienced it will not listen. However, looking at the phone at night is still too dazzling, which is a trouble for many people. In order to bring consumers a more comfortable user experience, most mobile phones and some apps are now adapted to dark mode, which can alleviate this trouble to the greatest extent.

Previously, the "social software giant" WeChat has adapted to the dark mode. According to the news, Weibo, which also has many users, also quietly began testing the dark mode on June 11. It is reported that because it is a "grayscale test", only some netizens can find the switch to turn on the dark mode in Weibo [Me-Settings-Skin in the upper right corner], which appears in the form of a "skin". In addition, this dark mode does not support the follow system yet and can only be "manually switched on and off".

Weibo Dark Mode

It is worth noting that this test seems to be only applicable to Apple phones, and currently does not support Android users. Previously, there was news that WeChat has reached a cooperation with Apple to jointly explore the dark mode experience of WeChat on the iOS system. Users of Apple phones can look for it. However, if you can't find this entrance, it may not have been "grayscale tested" yet, and it should be fully opened in the future, including Android users.