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Hey buddies if you like this? 
You don’t need to suffer bright white screens when you are working in the dark. Instead, try inverting your colors with the new Google Chrome extension “High Contrast”. You can also choose grayscale or even increased contrast.
“High Contrast” for Google Chrome is available here.
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My eyes… are crying… It’s perfect the way it is! At least for me! 
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artnook said
You don’t need to suffer bright white screens when you are working in the dark…
And then you go to any other page and go blind…
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lifwanian said
artnook saidAnd then you go to any other page and go blind…
You don’t need to suffer bright white screens when you are working in the dark…
Yeah, you’re right. 
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There’s actually such a feature on my MacBook Pro – not sure for Windows based though.
Systems Preferences -> Universal Access -> Display: White on Black.
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Just bring your monitor brightness to something like 25%, when your not busy with design/color sensible work…
Works best for me.
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