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Xiaomi: Enable Reading Mode in Mi Browser

Bright white pages in Mi Browser can strain your eyes during long reading sessions, especially at night. Xiaomi's reading mode swaps sharp whites for a warmer tone and dims contrast to reduce eye strain, but many people miss the intensity slider that controls how strong the effect actually is. Without adjusting it, the change can feel too subtle or too aggressive.

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Mi Browser renders every page with the same bright white background by default, no matter the time of day or how long you have been scrolling. Xiaomi built reading mode into MIUI to counter this: it shifts the display toward warmer tones and softens harsh contrast, which lowers the amount of blue light hitting your eyes during longer browsing sessions.

The setting lives inside the browser itself, not in the general system display options, so it only affects pages opened in Mi Browser. To turn it on, go to Open the Mi Browser appTap on ProfileOpen the SettingsTap on Reading modeEnable or disable Reading mode.

Once enabled, swipe left or right to adjust the intensity, moving from a barely noticeable warmth to a strong sepia-like tint. A lower intensity keeps colors close to natural, while a higher one suits reading at night or in dim rooms.

If reading mode makes photos or embedded videos look washed out or off-color, lower the intensity or turn it off just while viewing media-heavy pages. Reading mode works independently of MIUI's system-wide dark mode, so running both at once can sometimes overcorrect brightness and warmth together.

Frequently asked questions

No. Reading mode only affects how pages render inside Mi Browser. It has no effect on other apps or on the system-wide display settings.