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Biggest advice, start programming with your monitor covered up by a sheet or turned off now while you still have the option to turn it back on to figure out wha

Biggest advice, start programming with your monitor covered up by a sheet or turned off now while you still have the option to turn it back on to figure out what you just did. Gradually have it turned off for longer periods without turning it on to see what's happening until you can do it without seeing it at all.

kolanos 6y ago
On Macs, there's a screen curtain feature that can be turned on and off. The shortcut is FN+CTRL+OPTION+SHIFT+-. It might be different on older versions of OSX, used to use the right option key, but I've forgotten the keystrokes.
- ValentineC 6y ago
  It looks like the shortcut depends on what one's VoiceOver triggers key are. Here's the Apple doc for anyone interested: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201443 https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201443
- asadotzler 6y ago
  NVDA on Windows also offers a screen curtain. So does TalkBack on Android.