I spend a lot of time reading discussions on forums and browsing different websites, so my screen is almost always full of tabs and bright pages. Recently I found a small trick that actually helped me reset my focus during long sessions. Instead of minimizing everything or stepping away from the computer, I sometimes open a page that turns the whole screen completely dark. If you’re curious about how it works, you can try it here and see the effect immediately. The interesting part is that a simple dark screen can reveal things you normally don’t notice. For example, when the display becomes fully black, small differences in brightness or faint light around the edges of the monitor become easier to see. I didn’t expect such a simple idea to be useful, but it turned out to be a quick way to check my screen and give my eyes a short break between tasks. If you spend hours reading forums or working online like I do, you might want to try it here and see whether it helps your screen feel a little less overwhelming.