@tjebme1 turn on "f.lux > Options > Expanded daytime settings" and it will do more

@herf it would be really awesome to be able to customize it, but I am happy with anything.

If I could customize it differently each day then it would allow me to experiment with break lengths, which I like.

@Lorita f.lux has a feature to disable for certain apps. So while you're running Chrome check the f.lux "Disable" menu to see if that's what is going on.

@ngolderm thank you - we have sorted some things with our CDN and it is better now.

@alain_desilets you can adjust the slider in each of the three modes (so they roughly match), or choose a preset to do this instead.

@anewoman on some Macs, the f.lux icon will be hidden when using an app with too large a menu. If you switch to a different app, it should appear again.

It could also just be that f.lux is not running, so find the icon in Finder and run it again to be sure.

https://justgetflux.com/news/pages/macquickstart/

@traisjames you can change the slider at any moment, and f.lux will remember it.

Had this same problem. Solved by moving the application to my Applications folder and running it from there. I was running it from my Downloads folder.

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Has anyone tried disabling the profile writer? Go to Terminal and type:

defaults write org.herf.Flux disableProfile 1

Then go to system prefs > displays and make sure to delete (or deselect) the f.lux profile if there is one.

Use the keyboard shortcut Windows + A to open the Action Center, revealing a brightness slider at the bottom of the window. Moving the slider at the bottom of the Action Center left or right changes the brightness of your display.

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Check if there is a logo on the right of your menu bar.