@herf alright, I'm terribly sorry; i'll do one more test and see if it's fixed...

So much this. In the old v3 i liked the very slow and gradual dimming effect i got so that when it was almost bedtime flux would be doin it's thing in full force, now it's just annoying when it's three o clock and it just switches on almost directly. the only solution i can think of right now would be to set my location in some other country further south.

The same for me...

Does anyone have any ideas on how to fix this?

I thought the developers would be more interested in looking into this by now, considering that version 4 has been out for quite some time and the fact that there are other users who are also having similar issues.

@lingwall88 said in How do I disable the backwards alarm clock notifications?:

How on earth did I not see that, cheers mate

You're very welcome!

@herf
Nope, unfortunately it still doesn't work. It simply doesn't recognize the apps I'm currently on, it thinks I'm on chrome when I clicked into it through The Sims 4.

Why is it not possible to manually add a process into the disable list, or have a drop down that allows me to disable f.lux for a process

If you're having issues:

Make sure you don't have Windows Night Light running. Update your video drivers. Install a color profile

If those things fail to help, please post your hardware info (Graphics card and driver versions).

@Matt-Ambrose said in Can I just turn off the scheduling?:

Thanks for the info. In case you're a dev, I just want to mention that the menu icon doesn't seem very intuitively placed. I didn't even notice it. I was under the impression all settings could be had from the system tray.

But hey maybe that's me and my apparent lack of sunlight because of course I spend my whole day in my office.

I'm just another f.lux user and fan, but everything can be accessed from the Notification Area. I'm not sure what you're seeing on your computer.

Regarding not getting light, I recommend taking breaks maybe, or let some light in, or both.

And, it's ok to let your monitor be at 6500K and kind of bright during the first 50-75% of your day. It's good to get alerting light.

Can you tell the f.lux team what you need help with?