Full Length Screensavers
8 FollowersFull-length screensavers are display programs that get triggered when a system is left idle for a specific duration. They were traditionally used to prevent burn-in on heat-emitting CRT monitors. Burn-in occurs when a static image is displayed for a long time, causing the overuse of certain pixels. Screensavers get rid of the static screen by displaying either a blank screen or dynamic, animated patterns. Some of the most popular Windows screensavers are the Maze, flying Windows Logo, 3D Pipes, 3D Text Bubbles, Mystify, Ribbons, etc. However, with the advent of modern low-energy LCD, OLED, and IPS panels, screensavers aren’t technically necessary as these panels don’t have the burn-in issue that CRT monitors had. Despite this, screensavers can still be used for aesthetic purposes or for nostalgic reasons. They can display beautiful animations, images, or patterns when your computer is not in use.