Eye Fresh
Extension Actions
20-20-20
Eye Fresh is a Google Chrome extension to remind users to give their eyes a break. Eye Fresh is designed to help users apply the 20-20-20 rule to their workflow. The 20-20-20 rule is a guideline which advises that for every 20 minutes spent on a digital device, the user should take a 20 second break and look at something 20 feet away. Applying the 20-20-20 rule is intended to reduce digital eye strain caused by looking at digital screens for extended periods of time.
Eye Fresh will send the user a notification to help facilitate the 20-20-20 rule. To get the full Eye Fresh experience, please ensure that your computer is configured to receive notifications from Google Chrome. Mac users may take the following steps to configure their system:
1. Go to “System Settings”
2. Click on “Notifications”
3. Under “Application Notifications”, find Google Chrome and click the slider for “Allow Notifications”
4. Customize notifications to your liking
Latest reviews
- Gloria Yu Ma
- Amazing at how simple and effective it is! I do digital illustrations and I strain my eyes frequently by staring at the screen for countless of hours. Have been trying to get into a healthier routine for my eyes and this helps immensely
- Henry Returns
- Pretty simple and effective. Helps me stand up time to time so I dont sit for the whole day without realizing. Also easy to set up and to use :)
- Roger Baldacci
- This is so simple I can't believe nobody has done this before. I'm a freelance writer and I need reading glasses so I'm constantly staring at the screen all day with my readers. The aptly-named Eye Fresh does just that, keeps your eyes fresh. The eye is a muscle and like any muscle it gets fatigued. So this is just a simple way to give your eyes, and your mind, a break from the screen.
- greg hill
- Love it! I'm a designer so I stare at a screen all day. I worry about the effect of that on my eye sight. I use Eye Fresh to make sure I'm taking breaks and protecting my vision which is so important for what I do.