Stop Skipping Lines and Zoning Out: Locking Focus with FLine's Reading Guide

Keywords: Skipping Lines, Loss of Focus, FLine, Reading Aid, Deep Reading

Have you ever experienced this: staring at text on a screen, only to realize you've skipped two lines, or finishing a paragraph with your mind completely blank?

In cognitive psychology, this is known as "regressive eye movement errors," and for those with ADHD or dyslexia, it's a daily struggle. Today, let's talk about how FLine solves this.

The Lack of Visual Anchors

When reading paper books, we have fingers to guide us and the physical borders of the page. But on large computer screens, text is often a dense wall of characters.

Without visual anchors, your eyes are like a small boat drifting on a vast ocean—easily lost.

FLine's Solution: Physical Guidance

FLine provides a mouse-following highlight line on your screen. Behind this seemingly simple feature lies deep psychological rationale:

1. Enforced Linear Scanning

The reading line forces your gaze to move horizontally with the line, physically blocking the possibility of vertical eye jumping. This directly eliminates line skipping.

2. Reducing Peripheral Distraction

By highlighting the current line (or dimming others), FLine reduces the interference of surrounding text on your visual processing center. This "tunnel effect" greatly enhances processing depth for the current information.

3. Establishing Reading Rhythm

The speed of your mouse is your reading speed. By controlling your hand movement, you are actively pacing your brain's information intake rather than passively receiving it.

User Feedback

"I used to have to highlight text with my mouse to read long articles. Now with FLine, it feels like my eyes are on rails—no more derailing." — A Mac user struggling with reading difficulties

If you suffer from low screen reading efficiency, try giving your eyes a guide.