Try Closing out the application and then re-launch it, it should give you an option to try dark mode.
Not really. The biggest gain in battery/power savings with OLED's is when the panel can disable as many pixels as possible. When displaying dark grey all pixels has to be lit. They don't need to be as bright as they have to do when white, but they still have to be turned on and therefore you loose out on the biggest potential in terms of power savings.
Try deleting the application and reinstall it that way. Or, close the application, disable your Wi-Fi, reenable your Wi-Fi and check for the update under the App Store.
Its locked behind a paywall.. You need to have YouTube RED in order to gain access, not only do you need to pay for YouTube RED but you need to be within Australia, Korea, Mexico, New Zealand or The United States for the features to be available. If you are a subscriber to YouTube RED and have a IP from outside any of these five regions background playback, downloads and picture-in-picture will automatically be disabled. And you might even get ads. Its beyond stupid. Why limit essential features like background playback to a paid service that is only available in such a small amount of countries? Why is it this limited to begin with? How hard can it be to offer YouTube RED, which only gives you ad-free YouTube and free access to YouTube Originals? Its not like they need to make deals with industry as we are talking self-hosted content.. I had to use VyprVPN in order to gain access to YouTube RED and I have to have VyprVPN running on my iPhone in order for background playback to actually work... --- Post Merged, Mar 13, 2018 --- It's not a update to the app. Its just a back-end feature so force closing the app should do it unless you are on a very old version of the app.
I’m at the latest version, mine just updated last a few days ago. Is it in settings? I’m st work so I have not really played around yet with it.
There's no "update" - Youtube is flipping the switch for the feature in the update that had already been released (last week I believe). Just force quit your app, and relaunch. It popped up a notification for me upon relaunching the app.
lol ok good, for a minute I thought my phone was defective... I was like wait a minute this is dark grey not black...
Sure you can. You just have to be a YouTube Red subscriber in order to do those things plus you get no ads. Ad-free YouTube is the only thing that keeps me from switching to Apple Music. For $10/month, I get Google Play Music streaming plus no ads on YouTube.
A little surprised they’re not charging for this “feature” like they do to listen to videos in the background.
I've had the Dark Mode feature on and off as they were testing it over the last couple months. It's nice they released it to all, its awesome.
I use a browser plugin that can change the background/text color of most websites. I leave it enabled for Macrumors all the time. I have no idea why UI designers think everyone wants to stare into eye-bleeding white all the time. Has anyone at Apple ever even used iMessage in the dark?
It is [in settings], and on the first launch when it's available, it will also have a small notification at the bottom of the screen. Since I did not update and went from it not present to available, I'm assuming it was in the code already and/or they're using some kind of dynamic UI components and layout/styling, so they were able to "push" the change without deploying an entire new package through the App Store.
Night mode works well in iBooks at night. Outside of that, I really don't care about dark mode. I would like it better if YouTube supported 4K on my iMac.
I just installed Freestyler, a Safari browser extension, next install a theme, you can see how my Macrumors forum site looks like down below.
The one I use is for Chrome/Chromium/Vivaldi and is called "Change Colors". Now I have no idea why, but for the longest time it hasn't shown up when you search for it in the Google Chrome store. I kept the link though after finding it again: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/...gn?utm_source=chrome-app-launcher-info-dialog I set mine so that the background is black, text is white, links are red/dark red.
Fair point. I didn't realize that YouTube Red had such limited availability: Australia Korea Mexico New Zealand The United States