points by redwall_hp 4 days ago | 0 comments
I find dark mode is better for astigmatism, personally. It also isn't hellish if you have floaters and migraines, unlike light mode.
The preference, either way, is an important accessibility feature.
The preference, either way, is an important accessibility feature.
[–] JulianPaul 4 days ago
[–] redwall_hp 2 days ago
The same blur is present for me on text on a white background...it just wasn't as apparent to me as, say, blue glowing signs at night or a microwave clock. But wearing glasses, the text is noticeably crisper and less "bold" looking. Which results in not having eye strain. The halation is still there, but it's just less obvious what's going on.
I just assumed everyone saw the same thing at night for a long time...and would never have even guessed something was off about regular black-on-white text without having an optometrist clue me in.
[–] kps 4 days ago