Anywho, some sites and forums have color scheme options where the user can choose between a few different layouts and colors. Maybe that would be something to implement in the future for the ones who are bothered by the white?
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Ditto! Another forum I belong to has a color option which is much easier on the eyes.
Thank you. That definitely toned down the bright white. The way it loaded helped. I went in and turned it down a bit more and that definitely helps.This isn't a fix or even specific to this site, just a suggestion from me as another person who has difficulty staring at a bright white screen for extended periods. I use a free program that's been around for awhile called f.lux that allows you to adjust the color temperature of your display. It has an option to gradually change it throughout the day based on your geographic location as well, for those of you who are interested in limiting blue light exposure at night since it can contribute to insomnia. It's a neat little program and it doesn't hog memory or nag you to buy anything.
I've been using it for several years and it's really helpful for me in general. Takes a few minuted to get used to (everything looks super beige at first) but the intensity is adjustable and you get used to it pretty quick at lighter settings. There are mobile versions and it works on both Mac and Windows. Give it a shot! It might be helpful in general.
My username is like this because I have set it like this.
It's nice to see you taking a break in the game threads!Have been overworking myself for past week. Need a break. I promise I will get this done within next week
Thanks for the tipThis isn't a fix or even specific to this site, just a suggestion from me as another person who has difficulty staring at a bright white screen for extended periods. I use a free program that's been around for awhile called f.lux that allows you to adjust the color temperature of your display. It has an option to gradually change it throughout the day based on your geographic location as well, for those of you who are interested in limiting blue light exposure at night since it can contribute to insomnia. It's a neat little program and it doesn't hog memory or nag you to buy anything.
I've been using it for several years and it's really helpful for me in general. Takes a few minutes to get used to (everything looks super beige at first) but the intensity is adjustable and you get used to it pretty quick at lighter settings. There are mobile versions and it works on both Mac and Windows. Give it a shot! It might be helpful in general.
Not sure if it's working for me or not yet, but then my eyes do get really hypersensitive at times 
I expected that you might not be on a break all day long - that was the reason for saying, "at some point."My username is like this because I have set it like this.
It was a choice between having capitalized usernames or being able to login using your passwords (i.e., no password reset needed). I'm sure lower-case username is more preferable than everyone else doing a password reset.
I will work on a solution where you can change your capitalization yourself. However, it is a bit low priority right now. Have been overworking myself for past week. Need a break. I promise I will get this done within next 7 days
Ooooh is this just for phones, or also desktop?? This sounds wonderful!This isn't a fix or even specific to this site, just a suggestion from me as another person who has difficulty staring at a bright white screen for extended periods. I use a free program that's been around for awhile called f.lux that allows you to adjust the color temperature of your display. It has an option to gradually change it throughout the day based on your geographic location as well, for those of you who are interested in limiting blue light exposure at night since it can contribute to insomnia. It's a neat little program and it doesn't hog memory or nag you to buy anything.
I've been using it for several years and it's really helpful for me in general. Takes a few minutes to get used to (everything looks super beige at first) but the intensity is adjustable and you get used to it pretty quick at lighter settings. There are mobile versions and it works on both Mac and Windows. Give it a shot! It might be helpful in general.
). Like you, I have my monitor on the lowest light level possible, and the same with my phone most of the time. It's really quick to download and install too 
This isn't a fix or even specific to this site, just a suggestion from me as another person who has difficulty staring at a bright white screen for extended periods. I use a free program that's been around for awhile called f.lux that allows you to adjust the color temperature of your display. It has an option to gradually change it throughout the day based on your geographic location as well, for those of you who are interested in limiting blue light exposure at night since it can contribute to insomnia. It's a neat little program and it doesn't hog memory or nag you to buy anything.
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I've been using it for several years and it's really helpful for me in general. Takes a few minutes to get used to (everything looks super beige at first) but the intensity is adjustable and you get used to it pretty quick at lighter settings. There are mobile versions and it works on both Mac and Windows. Give it a shot! It might be helpful in general.
Does it affect the exposure of photos? I mean, if it's toned down and color temperature is adjusted and monitor set to lowest light level, a good exposed photo will look not so well exposed and a not so good exposed photo will look bad and probably you can't see much details.I've got it on my desktop, and its working great (though it took a little getting used to at first
