@cgm2016 you can uninstall by quitting f.lux (in the menu to the left of your system clock) and deleting the files. You may want to check if your MBP is one of the ones affected by a video driver problem, this isn't normal behavior with f.lux: www.macrumors.com/2015/02/19/2011-macbook-pro-repair-program-apple/

@Merrill in the upper right corner of your mac (just to the left of your system clock) you can access all the preferences.

Reinstall seems to have done the trick. Thanks!

bumpppppp

The "OS X Dark theme at sunset" option seems to be not functioning in MacOS Sierra, can anyone else confirm?

In System Prefs > Displays do you have a f.lux profile? Delete it, then if you continue to have problems restart.

Any news about this issu?

Please help

Something like that or the ability to control brightness with Flux would be handy.

I use a Macbook Pro with an external monitor.

El Capitan does not allow any adjustment of external monitor's brightness.

I used a 3rd party app called Brightness Control, it's able to adjust brightness across both screens by creating a translucent mask and varying its opacity.

HOWEVER, Brightness Control and Flux do not work together. So I can either dim my display and lose the color temperature control, or vice versa.

Since Flux controls color temperature, it would be handy for Flux to control brightness too.

Thank you Harald, we really appreciate your kind words and your support!

f.lux 37.7 & macOS 10.12 (16A323).
Biggest issue is that it does not recognize, 10.12 has a dark mode. For me, the biggest bother.
I have seen an instance, where it could not get the correct time or location and would not darken.

I still use it.