In recent months, Facebook has invested in the interface of its Messenger. One of the changes is linked to dark mode to improve the blinding arm design. According to AndroidPolice, Facebook Messenger has started testing a dark mode in some countries.
So far there is no list of countries that are receiving the news. But recently, some prints began to circulate on the web, showing how the layout can look when activating the novelty.
It is worth mentioning that in the past year, various software and applications have received variations with the darkened interface, which is very pleasing to users. The YouTube app was one of the most requested for this change, and now users can already have access to the feature.
Through Twitter, Jane Manchun Wong, famous for leaking information about applications, released the news about Messenger. Among the data described by her, is that the novelty arrived in some countries, but does not mention which of them.
Dark Mode is located in the "Me" area with a message informing you that while working on the feature, not everyone will be able to access it. Anyway, in the conversations area and inside the message windows you can see the layout of the version.
We still don't have information on when the update will arrive for all users. What we do know is that the trial version was not made available in the United States, which is a very curious fact.
In recent months, Facebook has invested in the interface of its Messenger. One of the changes is linked to dark mode to improve the blinding arm design. According to AndroidPolice, Facebook Messenger has started testing a dark mode in some countries.
So far there is no list of countries that are receiving the news. But recently, some prints began to circulate on the web, showing how the layout can look when activating the novelty.
It is worth mentioning that in the past year, various software and applications have received variations with the darkened interface, which is very pleasing to users. The YouTube app was one of the most requested for this change, and now users can already have access to the feature.
Through Twitter, Jane Manchun Wong, famous for leaking information about applications, released the news about Messenger. Among the data described by her, is that the novelty arrived in some countries, but does not mention which of them.
Dark Mode is located in the "Me" area with a message informing you that while working on the feature, not everyone will be able to access it. Anyway, in the conversations area and inside the message windows you can see the layout of the version.
We still don't have information on when the update will arrive for all users. What we do know is that the trial version was not made available in the United States, which is a very curious fact.
Source: Android Police
