So the disabled preferences are for the two programs I've set it to, neither of which are the programs it kept disabling for. These programs include: Chrome, calculator, Brave, Firefox, Discord, Steam, Windows Explorer, and notepad

Just to let you know updating sorted my problem right out. However... It has left me with a far more frustrating problem. Now somewhat randomly when I disable the f.lux (so "disable until sunrise") and then reduce the brightness of my screen using Alt+PgDn my screen return to full brightness and I can't work out why. If I then press Alt+PgDn again it dims to the previous level , rather than one less than normal. So i go from 82% brightness (the setting of my display), down to say 25% using Alt+PgDn, it then jumps back up to 82% and if I press Alt+PgDn it doesn't go to 76% (the setting one below 82%) but rather straight to 25%. The interval of the brightness jump seems to be random and it only ever increased brightness not decreases. I've completely uninstalled and re installed f.lux to try and fix it, no help. Honestly I'd rather go back to v4.55 as that issue was far less annoying!

I just set it to 6600K during the day, that should be effectively disabled.

Yes, I wish it weren't in a sub-menu (we ran out of room so we did it this way). It would be better if the checkbox were visible on the first level. Also, we thought about making the notifier stick around for a lot longer time (like 2 minutes) but that just got annoying.

@cleocaro what version of Mac OS do you have?

exe file to close f.lux if Photoshop is open (on top).

@herf said in Removing app from Disable for...: @THX1138b this is our macOS forum, so it is different. For Windows, I recommend you get the latest f.lux v4 which has a complete list of disabled apps in the menu: https://justgetflux.com/flux-setup4.exe Thanks but I have version 4.47 and I have explored every menu and there is no list of disabled apps.