@bluepenguin It works and it's so much better now!
Thank you.

@avi11 We are working on some technically tricky updates that require more testing than normal. Will push some of this to beta soon.

@digiangel234 yes this is a lot of exclusions, I wonder if it's messing up. I will tell you that "forgetting I excluded an app" has often been our #1 support issue - people don't understand that they have set it up, so that is why the notification exists this way. It should probably be more subtle anyway.

We are trying to avoid annoying people & not ever doing this more than once for the same app, but we will add a checkbox to prevent it entirely, for people who actually understand how disabling works.

@illegalnumbers yes this is a preview.

When you switch tabs, you are adjusting what the screen will look like in the future, not right now. If you want to adjust what the screen looks like right now, you don't have to change tabs, they will change automatically throughout the day and all you have to do is move the slider.

@ALIENQuake you would need to add it to the registry (the particulars depend on whether you are using our normal version or corporate) - try RegShot or one of the tools that will find the right keys for your version?

@PerryLi if you dim the screen a lot, this should be just fine for sleep.

f.lux's defaults are set to do a lot more for people with big bright screens (like desktops).

Right now we only change the app mode and leave the system setting alone - this is because in Windows 10, the taskbar was kind of glaringly white with the day mode set. We will make a note to add an option to change both together also.

Hey Xilef, I'm interested on this server you created. I would like to integrate my tuya bulb on f.lux. Can you share how you did it?

@caramelo11 Not sending screenshot because it's not in english and you probably wouldn't be able to read it, but the option "Ignore reference mode" is turned off, I don't use HDR in neither of my monitors.

I have the same problem when working with vscode in full-screen. I want to keep the option to disable f.lux for full-screen apps, except for vscode ^^

Any updates about this feature ? Is this even planned for a future release ?

@herf
This is an old post/request already, but I would like to revive it. I, too, want the auto-disable of the dimming (which happens 5 minutes after sunrise) turned off. Could you please reconsider either removing the feature or adding an option to turn it off? It's starting to get darker during the mornings again so I dim my screen accordingly. Right now it's not that impactful, but soon I'll have it dimmed more and more, and having flux return to FULL NUCLEAR BRIGHTNESS WITHOUT WARNING OR TRANSITION PERIOD is extremely unpleasant.

You say "we let you dim a lot and people might not be able to see their screen if we did not brighten somewhat", but you don't brighten it somewhat; as I mentioned, you return it to full brightness, and not gradual, but immediately! (Gradual would help, but if you'd change it to that, then why not add the option to disable it?)

Furthermore, if I am still working, I can obviously still see my screen, so I wouldn't have need for this intervention. If it gets to a point where I cannot see enough anymore, I would've turned the brightness up already.
But mostly, since this is a keyboard feature, protecting the user from not seeing their screen doesn't make a whole lot of sense. Sure, if the only way to turn up the brightness is by clicking on something you might have a point. But I can press Alt+PgUp with the screen turned off, I don't need to see anything on the screen, so if it does get to the point where I am unable to see my screen, I can easily fix it.

So pleeeaaaase remove this feature! I really don't think many people (if anyone) prefer it this way.