@rrhoover May I also suggest you also Iris :)
https://www.producthunt.com/post...
I also included 1000 free activation codes in the comments.
Some things you may like is the ability to lower the brightness also automatically based on the time of the day.
And customizing day start and end times via the clock.
You can also customize the transition duration for the effect.
I really like the easy to use interface of ProductHunt. Great work :)
It helps to understand the science. Blue lights suppress melatonin, which keeps you from going to sleep when you want to. This is why staring at screens before bed = no good. F.lux works by filtering out blue light. You get a red hue to your screen which takes getting used to, but it seriously makes it easier to go to bed if you're using your computer late at night. There's a similar Android app as well, that I highly recommend. Game changer.
@sethporges Yes, I would also add that blue light is the highest-energy visible light and in the long run may cause age-related macular degeneration.
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Honestly, if I was to buy a new computer, this is the first thing I would download.
Although Apple and Google have integrated blue light filters into their operating systems, they still haven't matched the capabilities that f.lux offers. f.lux gives you more control over the filter strength and once setup, you don't need to touch.
Pros:
I'm not wide awake before I go to sleep.
Cons:
It's not possible to do design work with a blue light filter
@daniel_georgiev Hey, I tried out Iris on my old Windows. The problem with f.lux is that it slows down my computer & Iris might be a good light-weight alternative.
I tried the Chrome Extension. It's Pretty simple & works. It's minimal. Keeping it. :)
Only thing - An On/Off switch would be nice.
@rishabh_bose Thank you. Will add it + Automation of day night
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I have been using this since it first showed up on Product Hunt. It's probably my most used 'app' even though I barely ever interact with it. Once I found my optimal settings, I don't think I've opened the app itself more than a handful of times. It works as advertised most of the time. The only time I've had issues is when using it on external displays with Linux. Since it's my secondary device, it's not been much of a problem though.
Pros:
Easy to set up
Cons:
Works well with external displays on Macs, but not on Linux
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After using this for sometime, I can barely look at other screens now. Must-have for night-owls
I work on my computer for hours in the evenings, and this has been a life-changer in order to fall asleep at night. @herf, I feel like I owe you. This product ROCKS. 🙌
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Honestly, if I was to buy a new computer, this is the first thing I would download.
Although Apple and Google have integrated blue light filters into their operating systems, they still haven't matched the capabilities that f.lux offers. f.lux gives you more control over the filter strength and once setup, you don't need to touch.
Pros:I'm not wide awake before I go to sleep.
Cons:It's not possible to do design work with a blue light filter
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I have been using this since it first showed up on Product Hunt. It's probably my most used 'app' even though I barely ever interact with it. Once I found my optimal settings, I don't think I've opened the app itself more than a handful of times. It works as advertised most of the time. The only time I've had issues is when using it on external displays with Linux. Since it's my secondary device, it's not been much of a problem though.
Pros:Easy to set up
Cons:Works well with external displays on Macs, but not on Linux
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