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The tip is to have the monitor close enough about arm's length so you're able to read without having to strain your eyes or to bend forward and adjust your posture.
If you're interested in learning more about the best practices for keeping your eyes safe and unstrained while browsing the web, check out the American Optometrists Association website.
Under normal circumstances, humans blink around 18 times per minute, but when staring at a screen, this rate decreases drastically causing sore and tired eyes.
A decreased blink rate accompanied with an increase in the surface area of the exposed eye, commonly associated with looking at a screen, can lead to dry eye and fatigue.
Because digital screens are often brighter than printed text with less contrast and more light, your eyes have to work harder and thus are susceptible to fatigue and strain.