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Are there any settings within the GoG website, to convert it to dark text on a white page, as opposed to the ultra-eyestrain setting of pale grey on dark grey? Thanks.
Near the top of the page, it says "Color Scheme." Click the light-colored dot.
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Syme: Near the top of the page, it says "Color Scheme." Click the light-colored dot.

Which will change it to ultra-eyestrain setting of dark grey on pale grey. :D I like the dark theme anyway, thankfully my eyes are good enough for that.
You could always use a firefox extension to disable / override the CSS to whatever you want. Page will look fishy because image colors won't match anymore, but at least you can get the colors you want, specifically, for the background, text, and everything else that is dictated by the CSS.
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stonebro: You could always use a firefox extension to disable / override the CSS to whatever you want. Page will look fishy because image colors won't match anymore, but at least you can get the colors you want, specifically, for the background, text, and everything else that is dictated by the CSS.

Thank you!
I must be a super mutant cave troll because I love Light Text on a Dark Background.. I find that the traditional Black Type White Background to hurt my eyes...
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Starkrun: I must be a super mutant cave troll because I love Light Text on a Dark Background.. I find that the traditional Black Type White Background to hurt my eyes...

Agreed. Especially in the dark, at 3am, and you turn your monitor on to see the time...
nope, you're both trolls.
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Lone3wolf: Agreed. Especially in the dark, at 3am, and you turn your monitor on to see the time...

Monitors are backlit to aid visibility, not for the purpose of being your only light source. You shouldn't be using a computer in the dark like that as it sends the contrast through the roof. For best results you should be using it in a well-lit room so that everything within your periphery has roughly the same level of brightness and contrast (which makes looking at the screen feel as "natural" as possible). If you have a glossy display you should avoid having light shining directly onto it if possible as this will be detrimental rather than helpful.
Post edited December 05, 2009 by Arkose
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Lone3wolf: Agreed. Especially in the dark, at 3am, and you turn your monitor on to see the time...
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Arkose: Monitors are backlit to aid visibility, not for the purpose of being your only light source. You shouldn't be using a computer in the dark like that as it sends the contrast through the roof. For best results you should be using it in a well-lit room so that everything within your periphery has roughly the same level of brightness and contrast (which makes looking at the screen feel as "natural" as possible). If you have a glossy display you should avoid having light shining directly onto it if possible as this will be detrimental rather than helpful.

Yeah, I know all that, but for the last two years, I've been pretty much bed-ridden with ill health; sleeping all hours of the day, either because of ill health, or crappy meds that barely keep me functioning....
Having the computer at the side of my bed is a hell of a lot easier for me than maybe passing out on a chair at a desk, and falling out.... Hell, I fall asleep for 4 hours, just crossing the road to visit my GP for a new scrip :blink: Yay NHS!
DON'T let your country's planned experiments with Health Care reform screw the doctors over for middle management! Our health care system has 5 managers for every nurse, and 25 managers for every doctor....