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Hello Everyone, hope you are all well. I am after some advice for an elderly friend, and, i hope i could perhaps find it here.
Whilst surfing web pages, their eyes become extremely tired in doing so, i.e Brightness of page,too much to comprehend,etc etc. Is there "out there" anything that could dim or gray out web pages without altering actual computer settings?
Because of this problem, my friend may only spend moments in front of the screen before her eyes become sore, though she would desire a little longer without becoming distressed.
Any advice appreciated, and thanks. X
I forgot to add, can it be user friendly, and easy to implement and use.
Whilst surfing web pages, their eyes become extremely tired in doing so, i.e Brightness of page,too much to comprehend,etc etc. Is there "out there" anything that could dim or gray out web pages without altering actual computer settings?
Because of this problem, my friend may only spend moments in front of the screen before her eyes become sore, though she would desire a little longer without becoming distressed.
Any advice appreciated, and thanks. X
I forgot to add, can it be user friendly, and easy to implement and use.
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System One
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- CPU
- Intel Core 2 Duo E7400 @ 2.80GHz 38 °C Wolfdale 45nm Techno
- Motherboard
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- Memory
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- Mouse
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