Worked for me - thank you for creating a separate thread on how to get rid of the cyan colors on Mac OS. Hopefully there'll be a fix in the future from Intel or Apple that fixes the bug.

Check my post above - https://forum.justgetflux.com/topic/6310/how-do-you-manually-edit-disabled-apps/6
Best to use "defaults" or a GUI app, not edit plists directly anymore.

I also am having flickering problems with F.lux on OSX Mojave (long time user without previous problems), as is my friend who started having the same problems when she installed F.lux on her MacBook Pro based on my recommendation. We both quit the programs and are not having the flickering anymore. Sadly, I have had to stop using f.lux, at least for the time being until a bug fix is found :(

No. Look at the bottom of the f.lux window.

+1

On a dual-monitor setup I'm also getting this effect on the window without focus.

The following screengrab is not how it looks to the naked eye:
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When I opened the screengrab in an image editor the icon background is transparent with white icon.. actual appearance to the eye is black background white icon like this:
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Usually this means you have two GPUs, and one of them isn't accepting color changes.

f.lux normally writes a color profile to handle this case - see information here:
https://justgetflux.com/news/2014/10/28/profile.html

Exactly what @TwoCables said.

@sierrafluxnoluv Call me clueless but how do I get into Flux to change the settings manually? Thank you. Gary

@terry Never mind. I just made Safari lie to your web site about my OS so it gave me the Snow Leopard Version, and that still runs on Mojave. I can see for myself those features do indeed exist in the older version. If this helps her. I'm sending you money, for sure!