Please add + and - to increase/decrease brightness. It's more precise than swiping the slider.
Oh dear god, yes!Please add + and - to increase/decrease brightness. It's more precise than swiping the slider.
+1 for this suggestion too.Please add + and - to increase/decrease brightness. It's more precise than swiping the slider.
The volume controls on your device can control the slider.Please add + and - to increase/decrease brightness. It's more precise than swiping the slider.
Maybe this is obvious for people who've used Android for a while (i.e. other apps using it too), but the only reason I found out about the volume button is because I saw it in the changelog. I don't think I've seen it mentioned anywhere else (e.g. the tour/tutorial).The volume controls on your device can control the slider.
I didn't know that. It's easier to tap on a screen than pressing on the volume.The volume controls on your device can control the slider.
On my phone the app doesn't show up in the list of apps consuming power, it's at 0.0%does this app take up excessive system resources etc?
my Note 3's auto-brightness often adjust it to be too bright...
Yes, This app doesn't consume battery and it behaves better than the built in brightness setting.On my phone the app doesn't show up in the list of apps consuming power, it's at 0.0%![]()
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Sorry verynuclear, it of courses consumes battery, how else should it work?Yes, This app doesn't consume battery and it behaves better than the built in brightness setting.
trying this app now... the app is making the display wayyyy too brightSorry verynuclear, it of courses consumes battery, how else should it work?
But it drains battery not so much that it eats up the gain by reduced brightness. Especially in the mode "Screen on" there is only very little effect on battery.
Thats why most apps have something called settingstrying this app now... the app is making the display wayyyy too bright
yeap! still tweaking and messing around with the settingsThats why most apps have something called settings
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Of course it drains, I mean to say that it doesn't consume that much.Sorry verynuclear, it of courses consumes battery, how else should it work?
But it drains battery not so much that it eats up the gain by reduced brightness. Especially in the mode "Screen on" there is only very little effect on battery.
*There's no Tasker variables yet. I'll add them to my to do list.