How to Activate the Dark Theme on TweetDeck

TweetDeck is an online tool for management of Twitter accounts. You can schedule your Tweets and manage multiple Twitter accounts with it. But did you know that TweetDeck had a dark mode?

Steps

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    Go to TweetDeck. Go to tweetdeck.twitter.com in your web browser and sign in with your Twitter account. If you're already signed in, you don't need to sign in again.
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    Open Settings. Click on ⚙ Settings in the side panel and select Settings from the list.
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    Enable Dark Theme. Mark on the Dark option from the THEME section and hit the Done button.
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    That's it! You can active the light theme in the same way.

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