[ConservativeMind]

This apparently helps maintain binocular vision, as well.

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[Leaning Right]

I always wear blue light blocking glasses when looking at a computer screen. It helps, a lot. The reduction in eye strain is amazing.

Below is the brand I bought. It was recommended by a computer guy I know. I paid around $8 for a pair on Amazon a couple of years ago. They are now around $20. I guess that’s just another example of the Biden Effect.

Uvex Ultra-Spec 2000 Blue Light Blocking Computer Glasses with SCT-Orange Lens

[kelly4c]

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[joshua c]

since most documents are still scaled 8 1/2 x 11

how about making the monitor the same dimensions

might help with carpal tunnel

[Bob434]

Just get computer glasses which filter out blue light. My eyes used to sting badly each night after computing for a few hours, until someone mentioned computer glasses. I pi ked some up in my diopter strength, and haven’t had an issue since.

[jy8z]

I put my computer in “dark reader” mode. It helps a lot to reduce eye strain.