@"bliink"#p35148 No it doesn't for us, your advertisement for your generic posture app is pretty useless here.
We HAVE been trying to improving posture, using eyedrops, blinking more, taking breaks, trying new glasses and none of those truly fix "bad screens" for us.
But on the other hand, when I finally disabled temporal dithering on my old Windows laptop I suddenly was able to read my screen perfectly for hours with no strain because I fixed the core issue with that screen. It doesn't even matter if I'm in the worst posture ever, because even then, that laptop doesn't strain me at all anymore because I fixed the screen's problem itself 🙂
Also, blinking more actually hurts to do while looking at temporally dithered screens for me, as then I have to refocus and it feels like everything starts to move around and go double and I also feel pain while trying to realign the image.
However, on screens without dithering, yep I intentionally blink more and it helps a lot! But I can't do that on every screen… AKA that does not help me at all while using bad screens!