Dark mode is great and all, but tweaking the settings to as well. I think I'm at 70% brightness or 80% brightness on my monitor and not 100%.
Blue light and eye strain - have to look it up and do it themselves to see if helps / makes it worse and such.
- I turned down the brightness on my computer monitor about a year ago or so and eye strain went from somewhat common at times to basically gone (still happens though).
- I got anti-glare glasses which help with computer monitors and eye strain to me personally to as well.
Both together have seemed to help.
Dark mode is great and all, but tweaking the settings to as well. I think I'm at 70% brightness or 80% brightness on my monitor and not 100%.
Blue light and eye strain - have to look it up and do it themselves to see if helps / makes it worse and such.
1. I turned down the brightness on my computer monitor about a year ago or so and eye strain went from somewhat common at times to basically gone (still happens though).
2. I got anti-glare glasses which help with computer monitors and eye strain to me personally to as well.
Both together have seemed to help.
i used to use a program called flux that let me tweak the amount of blue light my monitor gave off. windows 10 made this a standard feature, they call it night light.
i used to use a program called flux that let me tweak the amount of blue light my monitor gave off. windows 10 made this a standard feature, they call it night light.
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