@leeze Hmm, maybe try removing f.lux from the startup list. Then, if it's easy to add it back, try that. If that doesn't work, just exit using the menu, and send f.lux to the trash (use Finder to search, and move off all the f.lux stuff. Then reinstall.

Or just add the applications you use to watch movies to the blacklist, would probably be the easiest way. If you're watching in a browser, maybe have one (i.e if you're a Chrome user maybe Firefox or Chrome Canary) dedicated for that purpose. That way it'll always be automatic =)

@lorna said:

The Windows version is getting a big update soon.

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@sabrina303 What model apple laptop do you have -- I think this may be a case of pulse width modulation?

Oh, after shutting down this computer, which is coupled to my MacBook Pro, the keyboard light went back on. I can't seem to do it again.

I second that. Upon initial installation I couldn't Command F2 out of my second screen. Also, after rebooting, I connected to the second screen and didn't see Flux working on it. When I Command F2 out of the second screen Flux temporarily cut off on the parent screen.
I am loving this App.

@HighPercentile We should definitely do better with this case, thanks for writing to us about it.

I updated my mac, and it looks like I have two flux applications on my mac. But they look the same and have the same information on them. I think in the older OS they were both open and that might of cause my problem. I will delete one of them and hopefully it work.Thank you.

We use Sparkle to check for updates once a day.
That IP is an SSL connection to justgetflux.com

I am so sorry I never saw this before. You want to update to the newest El Cap, make sure you have the latest version of f.lux. Try rebooting after installing f.lux and if you still encounter problems disable automatic brightness under displays.

@bdeonline Redshift has been updated, the latest I've used is 1.9, but they are now up to 1.10. I actually had to install Manjaro Linux based on Arch to get 1.9 to test the updated color tables and they are so much better. I've done an A/B test rebooting the machine each time, with both 5500K and 2700K and they are just about indistinguishable. Redshift has a tiny bit more red, but it's extremely close.

Hi @mikhael - have you recently added any other apps or updated the OS?

If you are able to update your OS that may help a lot.
The next thing to try is disabling autobrightness and rebooting.

Can you post the version of f.lux you are using?

@someone Well then, you're monitors color settings may be set too blue. Here's something crazy to try. Go get a laptop if you have one that works, take it outside, and hook up your monitor to. Ideally you'll want the brightness maxed out before you do this, but keep contrast to a reasonable level as when it's too high it will distort all the colors, blue especially.

I have seen some new issues in 10.11 that are making us think the system profile has changed frequently (which is 100x more expensive than our normal work in the background). We will do a fix soon.

This may help: https://justgetflux.com/news/pages/macquickstart/

@Tanner-Graburn Check your actual time zone, and then sync your clock to a webserver.

Can you tell me a bit more about what version of f.lux and what version of Mac OS? What happens if you delete the f.lux profile?

Just tried above method on my wife's 2011 MBP and it works for hers as well.