@chaoscreater said in Disable f.lux is enabled/disabled popup banner completely?:

Whenever I need to take a screenshot, I need to first disable f.lux in order to remove that yellow tint on the screen. Otherwise, my screenshot will look terrible.
The quick way to disable f.lux temporarily is to use use Alt+End. When you trigger that, you'll either get a "f.lux is disabled/enabled" message. If you don't click that popup banner to dismiss it, then that will be included in the screenshot.

completely agree. i want to take screenshots really quick and i use 'alt+end' like 50 times a day

can we please have the option to disable the "f.lux is disabled/enabled' banner message?

Can you post f.lux options > driver info?

Can you post f.lux options > driver info?

Usually things do work with DP, hmm.

We keep the machine awake only when you turn on Philips Hue or home automation features - and only when the battery is pretty much charged up. So it's intended that if you leave the machine plugged in that it will stay awake.

There is an option to disable this behavior in that same menu, or you can also turn off home automation features instead.

Light delays the timing of your circadian clock - or - Light delays your circadian clock

Light delays the timing of your circadian clock - Light delays your circadian clock

bump.........

We don't use any Java in the client software and also none in our online services.

I've tried to upload a pic of the driver setttings using three different browsers but the forum software fires an error in all cases.

Is this program still in development?
I haven't seen f.lux update in eons.

The profile was valid. So the only thing I know is to restart f.lux after changing the system profile.

(We used to look for changes automatically but this made for a pretty scary memory leak in Windows for a while, so we stopped doing it.)

You did what you needed to do.

The reason why all 3 don't move together is simple: that settings panel is for being able to adjust all 3 of the colors in one place. It's giving you the ability to adjust any of the 3. Your confusion comes from the fact that you went into that panel with the goal of adjusting all 3 to the same color.