Google Drive now has a dark interface mode

Google Drive dark mode

Google has announced additional interface improvements for its cloud storage service. Dark mode is now available on the web version of Google Drive.

Users can enable dark mode by going to the View section in Settings. The update is available to all Google Workspace customers, Google Workspace Individual subscribers, and users with personal Google accounts.

Let us remind you that recently users received ability to classify files into various groups, such as “Auto”, “Banking”, “Expenses”, “Home”, “Identification Documents”, “Insurance”, “Medical”, “Pets”, “School”, “Taxes” “, “Travel”, “Work”, which will make organizing files more convenient. The feature will be available in the Home tab of the Android app, where users can select categories for their files.


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