Can setting your computer desktop green help protect your eyesight? The correct answer is no.

For many people, after eye fatigue, looking at green things seems to really make the eyes feel more comfortable. However, this is not because green has a protective effect on the eyes, but because green is easier to be captured by the human eye. From a psychological perspective, green is also a color that can make people relax, so it will produce a sense of comfort.

Setting the computer screen to green can only temporarily relieve eye fatigue, but it will not do anything to protect your eyes. Green represents spring and is a color that people love and accept. Compared with yellow and red, green light is softer, less irritating to the eyes, and looks more comfortable. But it is indeed an exaggeration to say that turning the screen green can protect your eyes.

No one has nothing to do to stare at a computer screen, and a green screensaver won't solve any problem. When we browse the web, if we want to effectively protect our eyes and relieve eye fatigue, we can adjust the background color of the web page, which has a great protective effect on our eyes.

The background color of current web pages is basically all white, which looks very dazzling. If you browse for a little longer, your eyes will feel swollen and painful. If you want to change the background color of a web page to dark green or other comfortable-looking colors, you don't have to go through various settings yourself.