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Originally Posted by Yapyap
Yes, exactly. I'm the same way - that kind of thing is instant headache material. I can't even read websites that use light text on black background on my iPad - if it's something I really want to read, I'll go to my computer and use a zap colours bookmarklet to turn it into black-on-white instead.
I can read on a tablet on a sepia/tan background, but it's still less comfortable than my Kindle, either my current Paperwhite or my old Kindle 3.
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Same here.
After years of trying it on and off, I've found I can't read with a black background, no matter what color the text. Eye strain and head aches follow pretty quickly.
Sepia is okay, although right now on the iPad mini using "Marvin" I like the "Light ePaper" and "Dark ePaper" themes with black text the best so far. I'm sticking with it for a while to see how it holds up.
For eInk, so far I like my Kobo Aura the best for light. The fonts seem to be less transparent than on the Nook or Paperwhite. I don't feel like they're blue and fading away.