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Hello everyone, my first post here.
First of all, big thanks to the creator of TwinkleTray! What an awesome app, saves so much time, and good-looking too! Thank you very much :-)
There is a feature in TwinkleTray called "Normalize Brightness", allowing to set Min/Max values for brightness slider.
It would be great to be able to set Min/Max values for Contrast slider as well.
This would be useful not only for multi-monitor setups (as an equalization tool), but also for single monitors.
For example, my monitor has range of 0—100% contrast, but going above 50% distorts colors and makes some text unreadable, so I never go above 50% contrast.
However, I adjust within 0—50% contrast range very often (as means to dim screen below 0% brightness). It would make adjustment a lot easier if contrast slider could be "locked" at 50% value.
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Hello everyone, my first post here.
First of all, big thanks to the creator of TwinkleTray! What an awesome app, saves so much time, and good-looking too! Thank you very much :-)
There is a feature in TwinkleTray called "Normalize Brightness", allowing to set Min/Max values for brightness slider.
It would be great to be able to set Min/Max values for Contrast slider as well.
This would be useful not only for multi-monitor setups (as an equalization tool), but also for single monitors.
For example, my monitor has range of 0—100% contrast, but going above 50% distorts colors and makes some text unreadable, so I never go above 50% contrast.
However, I adjust within 0—50% contrast range very often (as means to dim screen below 0% brightness). It would make adjustment a lot easier if contrast slider could be "locked" at 50% value.
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