Are you tired of Google's bright white interface on your computer? If so, you will be happy to know that you can change Google color to⁤ black on your PC. This option is ideal for reducing brightness, especially if you spend a lot of time in front of the screen. Fortunately, the process‍ is quite simple and will only take a few minutes. Read on to find out how to change Google color to black on your⁢ PC⁢ and⁤ enjoy a more comfortable browsing experience.

– Step by step -- ‍How to Change the Color‌ From Google to Black Pc

• Open the Google Chrome browser on your PC.
• Click the three-dot button in the upper right corner of the browser window.
• Select the “Settings” option from the drop-down menu.
• Scroll down and click “Appearance” in the left sidebar of the page.
• In the "Themes" section, click the "Colors" button under "Default Theme."
• In the pop-up window, select the color black.
• Once selected, close the pop-up window and the settings will be saved automatically.
• Reload the Google page to see the new black background color.

FAQ

Q&A: How to Change Google Color to Black on PC

1. How to‌ change Google background color to black on my PC?

1. Open Google Chrome on your PC.
2. Click on the three dots in the upper right corner to open the menu.
3. Select "Settings" from the dropdown menu.
4. Scroll down and click “Appearance”.
5. In the “Themes” section, select “Dark” to change the background color to black.

2. Can I change Google's color to black in other browsers?

1. Yes, in other browsers like Firefox or Edge you can also change the background color to black.
2. The steps may vary slightly, but are usually found in the browser's appearance or themes settings.

3. Is it possible to change the Google background color on mobile devices?

1. Yes, you can change the background color of ‌Google⁤ on mobile devices.
2. In the settings of the browser you are using on your mobile device, look for the “themes” or “appearance” option.
3. Select the black or “Dark” background option to change the color of Google to black on your mobile device.

4. Why would anyone want to change Google's background color to black?

1. The black background can reduce eye strain, especially in low-light environments.
2. For some people, the black background may also be more aesthetic or pleasing to the eye.

5. Can I revert the change and return to the white background in Google?

1. Yes, if you decide you prefer the white background, you can change it back in your browser settings.
2. Look for the "Appearance" or "Themes" option and select the white background or the default option.

6. Does changing background color affect other websites?

1. No, changing the background color in Google only affects the appearance of Google pages and the browser.
2. Other websites will continue to display their original design, regardless of any changes you make in your browser.

7. Can I keep the black background only for Google and not other sites?

1. Some browser extensions allow you to set custom themes for specific websites.
2. This would allow you to have a black background only for Google, while other sites keep their original design.

8. Does changing background color ‌affect browser performance?

1. No, changing the background color should not affect browser performance.
2. Changing the background color is simply a matter of aesthetics and should not have a significant impact on performance.

9. Are there other ways to customize the appearance of Google on my PC?

1. Yes, apart from changing the background color, you can customize other elements of the Google appearance using browser extensions or themes.
2. Visit your browser's extension store to explore the customization options available.

10. Can I change the Google background color without using the browser?

1. No, changing the Google background color is done through the browser's settings, so it is not possible to change it without using the browser.

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