I have nearly perfect vision, but I also use accessibility tools. I have uniform inverse color theme in all programs, IDE, all webpages and even in PDF reader.

I have nearly perfect vision, but I also use accessibility tools. I have uniform inverse color theme in all programs, IDE, all webpages and even in PDF reader. I work 10+ hours a day with large (40"+) screens. White background was very aggressive towards my eyes and cause of many headaches. After adopting Solarized it went away. In case someone is interested here are screenshots of my desktop and some webpages: http://imgbox.com/TiqtcFri http://imgbox.com/TiqtcFri http://imgbox.com/1PEM5M7U http://imgbox.com/1PEM5M7U http://imgbox.com/Tpyl5hrq http://imgbox.com/Tpyl5hrq http://imgbox.com/lxND4eoI http://imgbox.com/lxND4eoI I use KDE and IDEA with Solarized color theme: http://ethanschoonover.com/solarized http://ethanschoonover.com/solarized In Chrome you can use this page to filter colors. It has white/black list so you can set colors per domain: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/change-colors/jbmkekhehjedonbhoikhhkmlapalklgn https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/change-colors/jbmk...