In future, you can expect Microsoft to use UI components from WinUI for Windows 10’s Start Menu and Action Center to improve consistency across its entire ecosystem. WinUI, which is Microsoft’s next-generation user platform, is also coming to the Start Menu and Action Center.Īs we reported last month, a scan of the Microsoft Program Database (PDB) files in Windows 10 Build 20197 shows that the software giant is currently looking for a way to test the WinUI on desktop. Step 3: The Change theme section displays all installed themes. Step 2: Switch to Themes by clicking on Themes. For example, Dark Mode is available for the File Explorer, but it’s currently missing in the pop-up menus, such as the Properties tab. Step 1: Right-click on desktop, click Personalize option to open and navigate to Personalization section of the Settings app. Microsoft is currently unable to update all the dialogs, menus and configurations page with dark theme support because it has to work within “legacy UI frameworks”. However, Microsoft’s mission to apply a dark theme to other areas is much more difficult than one would expect. The goal is to fix the consistency issues with Windows 10’s interface and add a dark mode where it’s missing currently. More than this, Microsoft also appears to be internally testing rounded corners and other improvements for Windows 10’s design. You’ll be able to apply the new dark theme in Windows Search by going to Settings > Personalization > Colors and then selecting the ‘Dark’ option.
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