I forgot to upload the example without the frames.

flux frames2.jpg

Bedtime only engages when f.lux gets to the lowest point in the schedule - so clicking the button lets you "set it up" but not change to it, if that makes sense?

You can turn on the option to expand your slider ranges, and then you can adjust the "current" slider to a lower number as you like.

We do not have a way to do this yet - I guess iPads don't allow color calibration.... Will keep looking!

Thank you, I just checked and I don't have night shift turned on, any other ideas?

@yland I just noticed that this thread started in 2015! Hope this helps someone anyway.

@kazooless thank you for posting this solution! I did not know stuffit expander was an issue.

I have similar problem. I cannot access the controls for flux by clicking on the app. The app is running on its own and is way to dark and I cannot get to where I can make adjustments. I am using MacOS Catalina on a 2019 MacBook Pro 15".

@mujomailinator

Thanks!

I created an account on here just to reply to say this also worked for me. My contrast wasn't set to Normal either, for some reason.

This is a feature our About box has had for years - it does not record your screen, it estimates your screen brightness.

If you update to 40.1, this feature has been turned off, until we can make the prompt sound less crazy.

FluxLion.zip sent on down opens as v39.97 on Lion os x.

Thanks for letting us know about this @planet - f.lux does not ever record screens or what's on them.

I haven't upgraded to Catalina yet, so I guess it's time. (RIP my audio software.)