@PeterWan there is a bug in the latest sonoma beta that causes the web view we put in our preferences window to use a whole CPU. We expect a fix from Apple soon.

@dreptio yes we have done a better job of this on Windows. We will add it to the list for macOS.

@armanatef which macbook is it?

@petulo thanks - the short answer is that these filters are applied after us, which really should not be the case.

We do something like this for "darkroom mode" that could work (if we didn't invert the screen).

Hi Rok - sorry to hear this. I spent some time looking through WebKit commits and it seems that they know about this and are reverting it:

https://github.com/WebKit/WebKit/commit/927b1ffbab102fda6e6ea5498bc05fa70358f7c1

We only use a WebView in our "map sheet" that confirms your location, so it's disappointing that it is getting loaded so early - probably when you don't even need to see it yet? We might try to delay it some more.

@velourpappa said in Prevent VLC from disabling FLUX:

See this thread: https://forum.justgetflux.com/topic/3733/flux-does-not-dim-vlc-videos

Why is this thread gone? I am just having the same issue with vlc. I dont want vlc to make the screen bright. I like watching movies with flux active.

I just updated flux to the latest and it always make my screen bright, i already am trying classic flux but vlc is still making it bright

@davidmorr yes I can tell that's hard to see. We'll work on contrast.

I guess there's a little romance in the NASA "Black Marble" image that we like, but you have to be able to see it. It looks like the pin is perhaps a bit big down there too.

I think at the moment Flux currently doesn't provide the option to override the time zone data for your location, but you can manually adjust your system time to match your current location's time while traveling.

@JorIS I would like to see this too. Mac OS does have Color Filters under System Settings>Accessibility>Display, then at the bottom, but that is a bit to dig though to get to it.

Would also just like to add that if you live in california a bedtime based on sunset and sunrise can make sense. It really really doesn't if you live in northern norway.

@umtiagopereira We have experimented with it, but Macs like to sleep too much to be fulltime lighting controllers (even when we tell them to stay awake!) - also, the windows version works best using a desktop...

We are looking into a way to replicate this entirely on the Hue bridge (and would try to put that in macOS too). I guess the alternative is to run a raspberry pi somewhere and we could make that work too.

Do you know how they are connected? I think most macbooks can support 3 external displays but not 4. Does it work if it is shown all as one display?

@herf said in f.lux hierarchy with light/dark system settings:

@uhmorphous if you want it to be the same always, turn off "macOS dark theme at sunset" from f.lux options

Hi @herf thanks for responding. That did it! I didn't even think to look in Color Effects in the dropdown menu for this specific issue, so thanks! Irritation eradicated lol