Just curious, do anyone not use this or similar functionality nowadays (in tech)?
I use them on my phone (which is the default and I didn't bother to change), but never get used to them on computer screens. I'm pretty sure if I give it more time I can quickly get used to, but just didn't see the appeal enough. I do have a yellow light in my room.
But then again I don't use dark mode either, so maybe I'm just a weirdo.
I don't use them on any devices.
I don't ever want to look at my screen through a filter, or have colors distorted, any more than is unavoidable.
If my eyes need a break, I'll take an actual break from the screen, rather than look at something distorted.
I also only use daylight bulbs in my house. "Soft white"/yellow bulbs give things a creepy feeling for me.
I don't use it at all. I sit in front of my computer monitor a minimum of 12 hours/day and don't have any problems with eye strain or sleeping.
I wonder if the people that like f.lux are also the same people that claim that light themes are blinding, because I'm of the opinion that if you find a completely white screen is blinding, then either your brightness is too high or you don't have enough ambient light in the room.
Same here. I used f.lux for a while, but the screen always got too dark/too reddish (on all but the lowest settings), straining my eyes and hurting my concentration.
In my experience itβs sufficient to adjust the display brightness to roughly match the ambient lighting; no need for blue-light filtering.
I use them on my phone (which is the default and I didn't bother to change), but never get used to them on computer screens. I'm pretty sure if I give it more time I can quickly get used to, but just didn't see the appeal enough. I do have a yellow light in my room.
But then again I don't use dark mode either, so maybe I'm just a weirdo.