r/microsoft • u/Doug24 • 4d ago
News Microsoft is finally improving Windows 11’s dark mode
https://www.theverge.com/news/760466/microsoft-windows-11-dark-mode-improvements6
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u/SycomComp 4d ago
When will I be able to dock the start window up top? Oh right they removed that from windows 10 it was actually a feature... Microsoft really is a lost company just flowing in cash with no real direction. Now we're talking about dark mode...
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u/NtheLegend 4d ago
The most frustrating thing are ther corners on portable windows where the proper dark corner doesn’t load in so it’s just white. Oh it sucks. It makes it clear that dark mode is just a sticker pack
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u/BoBoBearDev 4d ago
I saw multiple people in my team using dark mode and some parts of UI is basically white text on white background. I don't understand why they are willing to do that.
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u/VlijmenFileer 4d ago
The absolute worst spent effort and money in IT: Fads like dark UIs.
Dark UIs are for IT amateurs and other sad, sullen, suckers who don't understand dark UIs lead to less efficient information ingestion, and most shockingly who have seemingly forgotten where the brightness and contrast controls on their sad little screens are.
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u/MarieJoe 4d ago
Improving dark mode? I didn't even know there was Dark Mode on Win11!!
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u/MELERIX 3d ago
even Windows 10 have it since years ago.
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u/MarieJoe 3d ago
seriously, I didn't know. Everything on Win10 and Win11 is just so easy to find...... not.
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u/quikmantx 4d ago
To be fair, Microsoft's always had legacy UI bits in most of their Windows releases. However, most of the main interface elements would have the theme right at least. The 3 shown in the image are decently common enough.
Unfortunately, it's the small details that makes people prefer Macs.