Fullscreen Browser Screensavers
Each screensaver runs entirely in the browser tab, so nothing is installed and nothing is stored on a server. Press F11 or the fullscreen button, and Escape to leave.
- 6 fullscreen scenes
- Settings saved locally
- Keyboard shortcuts
- No install
Getting the most out of them
- Press F11 (or the fullscreen button) and the browser chrome disappears; Esc brings it back.
- Disable your system sleep timer if you want one running unattended.
- Settings are stored in your own browser, so a screensaver reopens the way you left it.
A note about OLED screens
A static, bright screensaver on an OLED panel is the one case where a screensaver can cause the problem it was invented to prevent. On OLED, prefer the moving ones (Matrix rain, rain on window, starfield) over a large static clock, or lower the brightness.
Screensavers — common questions
Do these screensavers stop my computer sleeping?
Not by themselves. They keep the screen occupied but your operating system sleep timer still applies, so disable it if you want one running unattended.
Are my screensaver settings saved?
Yes, in your own browser storage. Nothing is sent to a server, and clearing site data resets them.
Are they safe for OLED screens?
Prefer the moving scenes on OLED. A large static clock at high brightness is the one case where a screensaver can contribute to the burn-in it is meant to prevent.
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