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I developed eye floaters in one of my eyes and that made Light Mode almost unbearable to use. Some people might not like Dark Mode, but it's also an accessibili
by glimshe 2y ago
I developed eye floaters in one of my eyes and that made Light Mode almost unbearable to use. Some people might not like Dark Mode, but it's also an accessibility feature that helps not only people with certain common eye conditions, but others like migraine sufferers.
- whalesalad 2y agoThis, exactly this. Bright white pages are physically painful to me.
- coldtea 2y agoExercize is too. But it's worth it for the fewer health issues. Perhaps a light mode is like exercize for the eyes? And it gets better with a more balanced light around the room as well (since sitting in a darkened room will obviously make a light screen painful).
- falcolas 2y agoScreen brightness is adjustable, and there are utilities for both windows and macs to adjust most external screens from your task bar. It shouldn't be brighter than a piece of paper in the same location.
- whalesalad 2y agooh thanks wasn't aware I could adjust my screen brightness
- falcolas 2y agoI say this with no ill intent, but if a simple white screen is "physically painful", it's clear that the screen brightness hasn't been changed. It may even still be in the store demo mode, which is going to be even worse.