Eye Care Browser 17+

Name: Eye Care Browser
Rating: 2.4 (30 reviews)
Author: Sho Kurozumi

Cut Blue Light to Protect Eyes

Sho Kurozumi

Designed for iPhone

- 2.4 • 30 Ratings

- Free

iPhone Screenshots

Description

[Must Have Eye Protector] This browser can cut blue light from your display.
So you can protect your eyes from blue light.

Display of digital devices such as smart phones, has issued a blue light at a rate of more natural light.
Blue Light that will cause a flickering or glare.
In addition, since the energy is stronger than other wavelengths of light, sometimes it is easy cause eyestrain, eye fatigue is the cause of shoulder stiffness Blue Light.

In addition to that you can freely adjust the proportion of blue light, the brightness of the display is also able to adjust easily in this browser.

It is recommended that you use this browser on even in the middle of the night, even during the day, to protect the eyesight.

In addition, the characteristics of the browser, visual recovery training also has become a good application compatible.

I recommend that you use all means to people of vision recovery during training.

Nov 4, 2021

Version 2.12.1

Added SDK.
Changed the position of the ad.

2.4 out of 5

30 Ratings

I think I might like this app, but

I can’t get it to load on my telephone.

Meh

Would not suggest. First of all, most everything is written is Japanese, with the occasional English subtitle. The app does not work in the background so that you can play games, it only works in said app. The only thing you can do using the app is browse the web, but it's rather slow. Also, to cut blue light out of your keyboard (one of the main things it advertises) you have to pay for premium. There are also annoying ads. Isn't worth the download.

5 stars

It's just what I need be cause I'm a kid that watches DanTDM every night till I fall asleep. It does take some getting used to but after about 1-2 mins. your eyes adjust. It does help to also turn the brightness all the way down too.

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