The app now requires the user to grant it ADB shell-level permissions so that it can run the same command of the forced dark mode option without needing root.ĭarQ also uses an Accessibility Service so that it can detect when the user's selected apps are in the foreground to enable forced dark mode, and then disable dark mode when those apps aren't in the foreground. It does this by using an ADB script, which has to be downloaded separately. With version 1.2, DarQ has now been updated to support per-app dark mode on Android 10 without root. We can always trust the community to come up with innovative solutions, though.
OPPO's ColorOS 7 has added a forced system-wide dark mode toggle in the display settings (bringing it out of Developer Options), but again, it can't be toggled on a per-app basis. With version 1.2, DarQ has now been updated to support per-app dark mode on Android 10 without root.
A rewritten Xposed module with the ability to make even more apps work with force dark, including Snapchat and an option (enabled by default) to fix the inverted (black on dark) status bar icon.
Even custom user interfaces didn't have the solution to the problem. DarQ 2.1 contains a few new features and fixes: Backup and Restore your config to device or the cloud. This meant that unrooted users were out of the action. The only limitation with DarQ was that it required root because it sent a shell command that required elevated privileges to enable the forced dark mode option.
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