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If you have eye floaters, dark mode is a life saver. The dark spots from floaters can be maddening against a white background
by danielrpa 6y ago
If you have eye floaters, dark mode is a life saver. The dark spots from floaters can be maddening against a white background
- tartoran 6y agoIf you see the floaters then your screen is way to bright. I see my floaters only when looking at the sky during the day and I have lots of them. I think this is because the pupil contracts and the depth of field grows and the floaters project onto the retina
- callmekit 6y agoI think the popularity of dark mode is at least partially because people's monitors set way too bright.
- tartoran 6y agoIt is possible, but it is also about preference and the need to occasionally make change. Sometimes it feels cool to have a different environment. I used to enjoy tinkering with this kind of stuff a while ago. Now not so much, I try to go with defaults or minimum changes.
- danielrpa 6y agoI can see mine even on minimum brightness... I just happen to have a couple of pretty dense, yet small, ones.
- tartoran 6y agoIt's hard to compare the floaters, I think I have many when I look at a bright lit sky but you may as well have/see/perceive way more. Gotta add that I am not wearing any glasses but my eyes (blue) have always been super sensitive to light, I'm one of those squinter when I forget my sunglasses. I find that cloudy days affect me as much as sunny days if not even more since the light is not coming from one direction I could avoid, it seems like it's coming from everywhere.