Broswer extension to lessen EMF from laptop display?

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Broswer extension to lessen EMF from laptop display?

davidrsnell
Anybody know of a browser extension that would lessen the EMF from a laptop display, e.g. by inverting the color scheme?
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Marc Martin
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Would the color scheme make any difference?  The LED backlight is still running at the same brightness level as before, just the LCD "pores" have closed up.
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Re: Broswer extension to lessen EMF from laptop display?

davidrsnell
I don't know the science of LCD/LED, but if anyone has something they've  had good results with please comment on this thread.
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Re: Broswer extension to lessen EMF from laptop display?

Karl
One thing I find useful is turning off search suggestions in the browser's address bar. That way it doesn't run 5+ web searches while you're typing the URL.

Here's how to do it in Chrome:

https://www.howtogeek.com/756460/how-to-disable-address-bar-search-suggestions-in-google-chrome/