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# October

**Date Released:** 14/10/2024

### New Feature - Dark Mode

Introducing Dark Mode, a new look for Command Centre Web. Great for low-light environments, Dark Mode is designed to reduce eye strain while also providing a sleek and modern feel.

While Dark Mode is enabled by default, you can choose a different colour scheme at any time to suit your individual preferences:

* **Dark Mode**: The new default setting for a sleek and modern interface.
* **Light Mode**: The classic look and feel.
* **System Default**: Automatically adjusts to match the theme of your operating system.

Your preference will be retained across any device you use to login to Command Centre Web, providing a consistent experience.

![Command Centre Web shown half in dark mode and half in light mode](https://security.gallagher.com/-/media/Project/Security-Business/Security-Public-Site/Images/Command-Centre-Notes/Oct-2024/Darkmode.jpg?h=51%25\&w=100%25\&hash=B6C379F058BCA70D25E29A7432577F4E)

 **Configuring your display mode is easy:**

1. **Navigate to Settings**: Select the **Settings** menu from your dashboard.<br>

   <figure><img src="https://security.gallagher.com/-/media/Project/Security-Business/Security-Public-Site/Images/Command-Centre-Notes/Oct-2024/Dark-mode---settings-menu.jpg?h=44%25&#x26;w=100%25&#x26;hash=C9B2DBA675441CCF94AF465F2AC5CD9F" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>
2. **Locate Appearance settings**: In the **Settings** menu, select the **General** tab and locate the Appearance subsection.
3. **Choose your Colour Scheme**: Choose your preferred Colour Scheme - **Dark Mode**, **Light Mode**, or **System Default**.<br>

   <figure><img src="https://security.gallagher.com/-/media/Project/Security-Business/Security-Public-Site/Images/Command-Centre-Notes/Oct-2024/Dark-mode-config.jpg" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

As always, we welcome your feedback to help us continue improving your experience.


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