ZaDark – Zalo Dark Mode

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ZaDark is a utility used to enable Dark Mode for Zalo PC and Zalo Web. It is available for Windows, macOS (Apple and Intel chips), and web browsers including Chrome, Safari, Edge, and Firefox. Version 26.2.1 includes fixes for clipboard image sending on Zalo PC for macOS.

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What's inside ZaDark

  1. Overview of zCloud for Zalo data backup

    zCloud (available at cloud.zbox.vn) is an automated storage solution provided by Zalo designed to back up and protect chat data. It is an official Zalo service and is not affiliated with ZaDark (which is a utility for enabling Dark Mode on Zalo PC and Web).
  2. Overview of ZaDark for Zalo

    ZaDark is a free, open-source utility designed to enable Dark Mode and enhance the user experience for Zalo PC and Zalo Web. It provides visual customizations and privacy features without collecting personal user data.
  3. Overview of zCloud for Zalo data backup

    zCloud (available at cloud.zbox.vn) is an automated storage solution provided by Zalo designed to back up and protect Zalo chat data. It is an official Zalo service and is distinct from ZaDark, which is a third-party utility for enabling Dark Mode on Zalo PC and Web.
  4. Overview of zCloud for Zalo data backup

    zCloud (cloud.zbox.vn) is an automated storage solution provided by Zalo to protect chat data. It provides three primary benefits: automatic backup of chat data without manual intervention, prevention of media expiration (photos, videos, files), and freeing up local device storage by moving chat data to the cloud.
  5. Overview of ZaDark for Zalo

    ZaDark is a free, open-source utility designed to enable Dark Mode for Zalo PC and Zalo Web. It is not an official Zalo product but is provided by Quaric to enhance the user experience through visual customizations and privacy features. It is compatible with Windows, macOS, and major web browsers including Chrome, Safari, Edge, and Firefox.
  6. Understand ZaDark ownership and relationship to Zalo

    ZaDark is developed and owned by Quaric. It is NOT an official product of Zalo. It is provided for free to enhance the Zalo user experience with features such as Dark Mode, custom backgrounds, font adjustments, message translation, privacy screens, and status hiding.
  7. Understand ZaDark data collection and privacy practices

    ZaDark does not collect personal data such as browsing history or passwords, and it does not modify any user Zalo account data. User settings are stored locally: ZaDark PC uses localStorage, while ZaDark Web uses the Chrome (Chromium) or WebExtensions Storage Sync API.
  8. Understand the purpose of a Virtual Private Network (VPN)

    A Virtual Private Network (VPN) creates a secure tunnel between a user's device and the internet. Its primary functions are to protect the user from spying, unauthorized interference, and internet censorship.
  9. Install ZaDark on macOS via Homebrew

    ZaDark supports installation via Homebrew on macOS. The installer automatically detects the system architecture (Apple Chip vs. Intel Chip) to provide the compatible version.
  10. Understand ZaDark data collection and privacy

    ZaDark does not collect personal data such as browsing history or passwords, and it does not modify any user Zalo account data. For the message translation feature, ZaDark PC/Web sends data to the ZaDark API via HTTPS, which then requests translation from the Google Cloud Translation API via HTTPS. The ZaDark API does not store any user data. The ZaDark API source code is open source.
  11. Understand ZaDark ownership and relationship with Zalo

    ZaDark is developed and owned by Quaric. It is a free tool provided to enhance the Zalo user experience (offering features like Dark Mode, custom backgrounds, font adjustments, message translation, privacy screens, and status hiding). ZaDark is NOT an official product of Zalo.
  12. Understand VPN tunneling and encryption

    VPNs secure the connection between a client and a server using two primary mechanisms: tunneling and encryption. Tunneling wraps each data packet inside another packet to hide it from third parties during transit. Encryption ensures that the data inside the tunnel is scrambled so that only the intended recipient can decrypt it, preventing Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and other third parties from viewing the traffic content.