
Hèrédos
the app is great, i just wish that instead of putting my phone at max brightness with no way to change that apart from the in-app darkening filter which destroys the colors without reducing the flickering, it would just let me apply the pixel filter.
Hello, thank you for feedback, the pixel filter works the same way as darkening, it can’t do anything without maxing out brightness unfortunately. Because without brightness change, applied pixel filter overlay won’t show any difference between disabled and normal pixels

Muhammad Zaka
The dimming overlay sometimes adjusts to landscape, but often it doesn’t. It stays locked to vertical resolution, leaving both sides of the screen exposed when rotated. To get it working, I’ve had to uninstall and reinstall the app multiple times—hoping it catches the orientation correctly. That’s not sustainable. It’s a great utility for Amoled screens where uneven brightness becomes distracting. When it works, it helps mask those issues effectively. 😔 But, Inconsistency Ruins That Advantage.
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This inconsistency comes from Android APIs which works very bad and sometimes system doesn't tell the application that screen orientation changed, or even can delay this event because it tells this info for all the apps on your phone and our app is not even priority. There is nothing I can do about it.