Why modern naval combat changes less between day and night

How proficient are modern navies at night fighting compared with the Royal Navy in World War II?

Professional navies should be comfortable fighting at night because electronic systems dominate modern engagements, though night aviation remains hazardous.

Any professional modern navy should be comfortable operating at night. Sensors, combat systems, and weapons now carry much of the detection and engagement burden at ranges beyond unaided sight. The day-night distinction is therefore less decisive for surface combat than it was in Cunningham's era. Aircraft launch, recovery, and pilot workload still make night aviation a distinct and demanding problem.