After launching a dark mode for its desktop interface, Facebook affirms it is trying a dark mode for its mobile applications too. As first noted by SocialMedia Today, Facebook has made the dark mode accessible to a little level of individuals comprehensively, a representative revealed to The Verge in an email Sunday.

The mobile rendition of the dark mode Facebook presented a month ago for desktop is “meant to cut down on glare,” especially in low-light conditions, the representative said. There’s no course of events yet for when the dim mode will be accessible to every single mobile client, nonetheless.

It’s somewhat astounding it’s taken this long for Facebook to reveal a mobile dark mode; its Instagram, and WhatsApp applications have dark mode as of now, as does Facebook Messenger.

Twitter has had a variant of night mode for its Android and iOS applications for quite a while, and even Google revealed a dark mode for its application prior this year.

Low-light and dark mode assortments — which permit clients to change the background shade of an application window to dark—are mainstream not just on the grounds that they make applications simpler to see for certain clients and are more stylishly satisfying, but since most dark mode variants can help protect a gadget’s battery life also.