Roll20 users are the type of people who like to play board games. How many hours a day do you spend playing board games? Some of you spend almost all of your waking hours playing board games at Roll20. If that describes you, then you know how hard it is on the eyes. Roll20 isn't exactly designed for those who have sensitive eyes.
Roll20 Dark Mode - the screen is so painful to look at when it's white
The screen is painfully white, and it seems to look somehow brighter the longer you play. It creates a distraction from the game and can even make you think that you're going to miss something. This is not an acceptable reality for those who want to play board games at Roll20. The screen should not hurt your eyes to look at, and you should be able to read everything clearly. It does hurt your eyes, and you can't help but not want to play at Roll20 because of it.Playing in dark mode is a solution you may not be aware of
Dark mode has only become popular within the past few years. It's still not exactly common, but some people use it. Dark Mode is the solution. It will save your eyes from what feels like an almost unlimited amount of pain. It will keep your eyes from experiencing discomfort that could be a distraction. It will allow you to play the board games that you love. You can now play your favorite board games and spend time with your friends without having to worry about your eyes hurting.Night Eye can enable Roll20 dark mode
It's super easy to turn dark mode on when using Night Eye. Roll20 can be turned into dark mode with a few clicks. Don't let your eyes fade away from the game. Turn on dark mode and start playing without the worry of missing anything. Continue playing your favorite board games and enjoy all of the new cool features of Roll20. Connecting with your friends and family doesn't have to be painful anymore. No longer will you have to lie and tell people you can't play when you really can but don't want to put up with the eye pan. It sucks not being able to play or not playing to the best of your ability because the screen is far too bright for you to look at.Put an end to the glare with Night Eye's dark mode
A few clicks and you're playing Roll20 as you've never played it before. You'll be blown away by how much the screen has changed and how much easier it is for you to play your favorite games. The screen is now dark enough for you to focus on what you need to do while you're at Roll20. It's not so bright that you have to strain your eyes or hideaway because of eye pain. You can now enjoy your favorite games and spend as much time as you need to with your friends and family. Roll20 is a great place. It's not just a board game site; it's so much more than that. Those of you who are huge fans of Roll20 know that, and it's why you're looking for a solution for the bright screen.FAQ
Q: Does roll20 have a dark mode?A: roll20 does not have it's own built-in dark theme. You can activate dark mode for roll20 by installing the Night Eye browser extension on Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and almost every other major browser.
Q: How do you get dark mode in roll20?
A: It is very easy to get dark mode in roll20. Simply install the browser extension Night Eye. In a matter of a few clicks time, roll20 will be displayed in an eye-pleasing dark theme.
Q: How do I enable dark mode?
A: You easily enable dark mode by turning on Night Eye. Simply click on the Night Eye browser extension icon, then press 'turn on' and you can select from three options: dark, filtered, and normal. You can additionally customize blue light, dim, and background/icon conversions.
Preview of Roll20 dark mode by Night Eye
Install Night Eye dark mode now
No credit card, no names, nothing is required - install Night Eye on your preferred browser and enjoy it completely for free for 3 months. Subsequently, you can stick with the free Lite version or subscribe for $9 per year. You can see for yourself how this dark mode browser extension can help you fight with eye strains.
