starts: (todays date) at 10:00 PM (adjust if desired).
Double-click on the event to edit it, using the following parameters:.Create a new Calendar event by clicking on the “+” plus button and label it something like “Toggle Dark and Light Mode”.Go to the “File” menu and then choose “New Calendar”, give the new Calendar an obvious name like “Dark Light Mode Toggle” (this is optional but recommended because the recurring event will show up every day on a calendar).Save the Automator application with an obvious name, like “Toggle Light or Dark Mode.app”, into an easily accessed location, like the Documents folder.In the Library actions, search for ‘Change System Appearance’ and drag that into the Automator workflow, then set that as “Toggle Light / Dark”.
#OS X NOTIFICATIONS DARK MODE SWITCH HOW TO#
How to Enable Dark Mode Automatically on a Scheduleīefore getting started, put your Mac into the regular Light mode setting. This is a feature that hopefully will be baked into future versions of MacOS by default, but for the time being you can follow our guide to set the theme scheduling up yourself. Using Dark Mode on the Mac is fantastic for working in low light situations and at night time, and so much like you can (and should) schedule Night Shift mode on the Mac, we’ll be setting Dark Mode to run on a schedule as well. We’ll be using Automator and the Calendar app to set Dark Mode to enable itself automatically in the evening hours, then disable itself automatically in the morning hours to return to light mode. Update: modern versions of macOS have automatic Dark Mode as a feature, not requiring the Automator script discussed here.
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