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On a Mac you can hit CTRL-OPTION-CMD 8 to invert your screen. I do this often when I want to read with a darker background. It inverts everything so images look
by vaporstun 17y ago
On a Mac you can hit CTRL-OPTION-CMD 8 to invert your screen. I do this often when I want to read with a darker background. It inverts everything so images look awful, but it is a really easy way to make some things easier to read.
- pasbesoin 17y agoI spend a lot of my day on a Windows machine. There's an AutoHotKey script ("Ghoster") that tints (by default, with a medium gray) all but the focused window -- as a means of lessening distraction. I haven't tried writing any AHK scripting, but now that I think of it, it shouldn't be too hard (?) to adapt it to instead tint (with a lighter shade) the focused window. Since it paints over everything, it should affect the Safari Flash widget. I supposed I could instead park the Safari browser window in the background, but that would be kind of a pain with regard to usability.