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Maleboe

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I have recently decided to go completely wireless and use my computer through my hdtv so I was wondering if anyone would have any idea of software or browser extensions that might make using the computer a little easier on the eyes. As always, thanks in advance.

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I was wondering if anyone would have any idea of software or browser extensions that might make using the computer a little easier on the eyes

I don't know what that means. Easier how? What's it doing you don't like or think is being hard on your eyes?

You say browser extensions - does that mean using your computer for things other than browsing the Internet is fine on your eyes?
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Reading text mostly is the problem I have to use magnify all the time and I was wondering if there was a better program or system than that
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Yeah, text can be a problem. You can try hitting Ctrl + and Ctrl - to zoom in and out and see if that helps.
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