One missing Google Docs feature has a pretty easy workaround

Google Docs users have long requested a native dark mode for the web version, a feature that remains notably absent despite its availability on the mobile application. While Google has yet to implement this officially for desktop browsers, users can bypass this limitation using third-party browser extensions. These tools allow for a system-wide or site-specific dark theme, effectively rendering the document editing interface in a more eye-friendly color palette. By installing extensions such as 'Dark Reader' or similar alternatives, users can force a dark mode experience on Google Docs, mitigating the strain caused by the default bright white background. While this is not an official solution from Google, it serves as a functional and widely adopted workaround for those who prefer working in low-light environments or simply find the standard interface too bright for extended use.