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Slightly unusual use case for Dark Reader: This year I switched to an LG CX 48 as my only display. This is a large OLED screen ("large" is an understatement --
by nilkn 6y ago
Slightly unusual use case for Dark Reader:
This year I switched to an LG CX 48 as my only display. This is a large OLED screen ("large" is an understatement -- it's the equivalent of a 4x4 grid of 24" 1080p monitors). Because it's OLED, there's some minor risk of burn-in. As one of my measures for mitigating that risk, I use Dark Reader with the contrast turned up. This also happens to look really cool on an OLED with its perfect blacks. There are a few sites that it does a poor job with, and for those I just have it disabled.