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3 comments

·November 3, 2025

dSebastien

Reminds me of f.lux: https://justgetflux.com/

vachina

I think it would be more useful to toggle it based on ambient lighting.

pavelai

Good idea to make it more humane. It should depend on insolation in the current place (it could differ in close locations), or user preferences. I'd prefer to turn automatic dark mode off at all. It would be great if the transition to dark mode be invisible. Like after locking laptop's screen, not in the process of work.