Yung ngayon ko lang naalala na sinusuot ko nga pala ito pag nasa harap ako ng PC ko. Hahahaha. Nakangiti yarn kasi umuulan ngayong gabi. Sarap tulog ko nito.
I need to find a way to replicate my blue light filter onto my art :/ the difference in what I'm seeing colour wise while drawing compared to the result I'm posting can sometimes be staggeringly different (and tbh looks less good)
(And it'd be a little silly if I'd have to do a "put your blue light filter on for the full colour" XD similar to a "click for better quality" thing)
And this my friends, is why I buy from Eyebuydirect instead of other online places for prescription glasses.
Bluelight filter cost $8, and that INCLUDES UV light filter!
Anti-scratch coating is Always free!
$9 frames!
1 year garentee on frames, if they break, they send you new ones for $6 shipping!
They even offer ~transition~ lenses for $35-50 at the cheaper end, and If I wanted to get the Suped Up Version of my usual frames with transition, water proof, and etc, it would be $80, $86 including shipping.
Hell, I can get regular prescription sunglasses including UV light filter with my usual frames for $40.
Total.
If you wear glasses, please try them out next time you need a new pair!
Being Autistic on the internet is hard, so here’s some solutions to sites that can be sensory overload.
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I’m autistic, and spend a lot of time on the computer. So I use browser extensions, dark modes, night modes, blue light filters, and everything to make navigating a little easier.
My biggest problem is, for me, I’m really sensitive to bright lights and colors. So here are some browser extensions (for Firefox because that’s what I use) to make sites a little less bright.
Image: Dark Theme for Google ™ by belav
This is on the Firefox add-ons and browser extensions store, perfectly free. All it does is give google a dark theme, and it does have customizable colors.
Here is what my google looks like without the extension:
Image: A regular light themed Google page, google typed in the search bar. The background is bright white, with black text.
Note: I have a blue light filter on my computer, so the page may look less bright or a little off-white that will be addressed later
With the extension:
Image: Another picture of a google page, same content but the background is a desaturated black with white text.
Another cite I frequent is YouTube and the extension I like to use for that is:
Image: Enhancer for YouTube ™ by Maxime RF
Another entirely free extension on the Firefox add-ons and extensions store.
It has customizable colors as well and comes with other accessibility and personal preference settings:
Image: customization settings for the toolbar on Enhancer for YouTube, with color customization, options, and buttons.
It allows you to record, adjust playback speeds, volume settings, use “picture in picture” and maybe some more stuff I haven’t explored yet.
But what I mostly use it for the is the color customization, it comes with light and dark themes with different colors. I use the desaturated black and red theme,
Image: A screenshot of a YouTube homepage, with a desaturated black background and red links and buttons.
There are many more options, that’s just what I enjoy.
For other cites that don’t have night modes or a special extension of their own I use
Image: Dark Mode by Night Mode
Dark Mode has been a blessing, most blanket night mode extensions just invert colors and call it a day, but Dark Mode comes with customization.
Image: A drop-down menu with options for Dark Mode it has Dark/Light switch, Brightness slider, Contrast slider, Sepia filter, and Grayscale filter.
What I like is you can customize it for individual sites, and the level of certain things. You can also change fonts, and font sizes.
For my computer itself, I have a Windows 10, HP, and it comes with a built in blue-light filter most computers do.
For me it is located in the display settings under a “Night Light” option, you can schedule hours and intensity of the filter.
I hope this guide helped, if you want more tips on how I make my computer easier for me to use, just put it in the notes and I may make a part 2!
I always find myself on my phone around 2 AM when my blue light filter settings are scheduled to kick on and it ALWAYS throws me off for a split second while my eyes adjust cuz it's just suddenly like
America's Best: blue light what now? Pixel Eyewear: $70 but you can't adjust the size Amazon: would you like some ski goggle looking things for $20? Costco: $30 + $60 frame Walmart: $125 + frames Shopko: $30 + a prescription from your doctor, even if you don't actually need a prescription Welp.
