Do you use third party eye protection software like f.lux or Iris or windows night light is sufficient for windows 11?
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Same hereSince 90% of the time I'm in my browser, Dark Reader is sufficient.![]()
Do you use any specific feature in f.lux that is not available in Night Light, or just the default blue light filter?I use f.lux
Do you use any specific feature in f.lux that is not available in Night Light, or just the default blue light filter?
Is the windows 11 version improved? On windows 10 it looked like yellow plastic film was put over the screen. iOS handles it beautifully. I rarely use my PC within an hour of sleeping and I prefer accurate colors for games and video so I haven’t tried it in a while.I do not use third-party software for functions that are already offered. I use iOS, Mac OS, Windows and ChromeOS built-in blue light reducing modules.
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