Page Color

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• 02 Dec, '17
  Hannah

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  Mentioned in the 'night focus' section, the ability to add a coloured background would massively help reduce eye-strain.

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• 08 Apr, '23
  Ash

  Yes, we need this.

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• 23 Apr, '23
  Brendan

  The colors should be the same as what you can use on most ebooks. White, dark, sepia, green. I tend to use google docs to write with most of the time because the sepia colored page is much easier on the eyes than any of the other colors.

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• 13 Feb, '24
  Asasha

  My eyes struggle to keep up with a bright white screen. I typically modify my programs to be a sepia or very light pink. Please add this

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• 26 Jan, '25
  Emma

  I prefer yellow legal pads when I write by hand. Being able to do this in Dabble would be amazing. It's a feature that Google Docs has that I enjoyed. (Being able to customize the theme would be amazing)

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• 10 Feb, '25
  Vince

  I agree. When I used Word, I choose an off-write background. It's much less eye strain than the bright white in Dabble. In Scrivener, I also choose a different page color. Writing on a black page with white font is only good in total darkness. Thanks!

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• 02 Mar, '25
  Shirallee

  As a writer prone to optical migraines I'd also like the option to set my background colour, specifically a mid- green option.
  For many years I have written exclusively in black serif on a mid-green page, a combo suggested to me as optimal for reducing eyestrain.
  After experiencing a significant decrease in the migraines, there is no going back to white pages or the harsh contrast of dark mode.
  Please consider introducing some eye-friendly background colours!

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