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   Rich Felker (dalias@hachyderm.io)'s status on Monday, 10-Aug-2026 01:31:37 JST Rich Felker

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   • Sara Soueidan
   • Koos

   @koos @SaraSoueidan Combining a software solution (which alters color to compress into a more narrow spectrum ending before deep blue) with a physical band filter film (or glasses, but OP doesn't want glasses) should preserve display quality/contrast.

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     Koos (koos@mastodon.green)'s status on Monday, 10-Aug-2026 01:31:39 JST Koos

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     • Sara Soueidan

     @SaraSoueidan afaik anything that reduces blue light from your display makes blue elements look darker. Removing all blue light reduces pure blues (#001 to #00F) to black. So any solution compromises color rendering, which I'd consider display quality.

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     Sara Soueidan (sarasoueidan@front-end.social)'s status on Monday, 10-Aug-2026 01:31:40 JST Sara Soueidan

     Friends,

     I'm looking for a good anti-blue filter/screen for my MacBook.

     Do you use something like this? Is it good? Does it compromise display quality? Do you recommend it?

     I don't want anti-blue eyeglasses and am looking for something to stick to my screens instead.

     Any tips you might share?