I noticed that Windows Explorer Control Panel is partially light and partially dark, so it should be a per-window setting, rather then per-process setting.
How is it implemented under the hood? Is there some way (manifest, WINAPI, etc) to subscribe for new dark theme? Still, Desktop applications other then Windows Explorer are not affected at the moment.
This means that Windows now have internal support for it. However, with this Windows 10 release, it also affects Windows Explorer, which is a Desktop application. While this setting exists for a while now, it only affected UWP applications. Registry : HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Themes\Personalize\AppsUseLightTheme = DWORD:0.UI: Desktop | Context Menu | Personalize | Colors | Choose your default app mode = Dark.Other options allow you to control where these accent colors will appear, such as the taskbar and title bars.Starting with October 2018 Update (version 1809) Win10 has support for Dark theme in Windows Explorer. Either select from the pallets offered by Windows or click View colors under the Custom colors menu to create your own color. Under the Accent colors section, you can pick your preferred color to be used alongside the mode you chose. Click Custom and you can select which OS components will use Dark and which will use Light. This will change the color of menus inside Windows 11, but won't alter the background. Open the Choose your mode drop-down menu to choose between Light, Dark, and Custom. You can then set a more traditional dark mode or change accent colors. From the Personalization screen, go to Colors. Instead of a preset combination of changes, you may instead prefer to change individual colors and customize what is and isn't affected by dark mode. Select Edit to alter individual color elements for each theme. Choose your preferred theme from the drop-down menu and hit Apply. (You can also get here via Accessibility > Contrast themes.) Several of these themes add black elements to Windows 11. Under Settings > System > Personalization > Themes, you can choose Browse themes to open the Microsoft Store and add new themes to your computer.Ĭlick Contrast themes to open accessibility settings with themes for low vision and light sensitivity.
You might think you're done after this, but there are several options to consider if you want to fully customize your chosen theme.
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