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How to Fix Darkmode Missing On TradingView Application
1) Go to settings
2) Type Dark or color and select "turn on dark mode system wide" or "choose your accent color"
3) Select "dark" in the drop down for "Choose you color"
4) Close and reopen The application .
If the background of the chart is still in light mode:
1) Go to Tradingview in your browser, dark mode should be on. If not turn it on.
2) Right click your chart background and go to color theme and then save as
3) Save the theme as any name you wish.
4) Close and reopen your Traindgview application.
5) Right click the background and then go to color theme and select the theme you saved from your browser.
2) Type Dark or color and select "turn on dark mode system wide" or "choose your accent color"
3) Select "dark" in the drop down for "Choose you color"
4) Close and reopen The application .
If the background of the chart is still in light mode:
1) Go to Tradingview in your browser, dark mode should be on. If not turn it on.
2) Right click your chart background and go to color theme and then save as
3) Save the theme as any name you wish.
4) Close and reopen your Traindgview application.
5) Right click the background and then go to color theme and select the theme you saved from your browser.
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Thank you ohashim91Much easier way is to get the outline to become dark again is to bring up settings using (Control key + comma) and selecting the theme as dark mode instead of the default of using the Windows OS theme. This will allow us to change our Windows Dark them back to normal/light.
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Wish I could delete original video, but its whatever. Here is link to a quick version and also shows the candle stick fix if it was changed.
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