On the Preferences panel (Edit menu > Preferences > Accessibility), click the radio button next to Use High Contrast Colors. However, a brief dive into the Accessibility settings should help you deal with how Acrobat displays PDFs. But what about the actual PDFs that you want to read? There isn’t a readily available night mode switch that you can use to darken the background of your documents. On Windows, Adobe Acrobat Reader provides a dark theme (View menu > Display Theme) that you can switch to eliminate at least some of the glare coming out of your screen. At least, that’s the case on the mobile versions - on Windows, you need to rely on a workaround. It would be a shame if it weren’t to feature support for a dedicated night mode, but thankfully, it does.
It’s been around for decades, and arguably provides one of the best PDF-viewing experiences (well, except for the occasional quirk) on any platform. Adobe Acrobat Reader is a name synonymous with PDF and needs no introduction.
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