if their monitor is so dim and pale that they can't read the text it will be a good clue for them to get a new one.

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Most people are on phones, not monitors

phones have incredible brightness and contrast when used indoors.

a separate mode is in order for outdoor use.

Why not both 🤷🏻‍♂️

So your solution is to change people to fit your ideal society, like Karl Marx?

Karl Marx is winning - isn't he ?

we are supposed to advance technology not retard it.

jokes aside the right way to do it is to have controls as follows:

1 - choose screen type - edge lit / FALD / miniled / OLED

2 - choose ambient brightness level - sunlight / daylight / office lighting / residential light / dim room / complete darkness

3 - HDR - yes / no

3 - vision acuity - normal / astigmatism etc.

my grandma for example didn't like dark mode but she was almost blind. i let her have bright mode even though i found it revolting myself.

i think people with astigmatism can't use dark mode for example.

I'll settle for a compromise.

I have astigmatism and use dark mode, never considered that fact