What's new in iBright 1.2.1
Apr 3, 2012
- Fix for toolbar brightness slider
- Enabled/included 32bit and Snow Leopard OS X
New in iBright 1.2.0 (Mar 24, 2012)
New in iBright 1.1.0 (Jan 7, 2012)
- Improvements:
- Ratio facility has been replaced with a "Fine adjustment" feature to improve user and monitor control.
- As well as iBright, the iBright Remote app has received improvements in inter-app communication.
- Preference/Display Settings - Layout have been updated and improved.
- About window now appears on primary display.
- Preference window now appears on primary display.
- Updated graphics.
New in iBright 1.0.2 (Dec 30, 2011)
New in iBright 1.0.1 (Dec 23, 2011)
- Switching between Apple's brightness control method to alternate control method causes "double darkness".M Resolved by resetting the backlight brightness when switching to alternative brightness control method.
- Inability to use the mouse to change the brightness due to low brightness levels. Resolved by the addition of HotKey sequences
- Ctrl+Cmd+"." for brightness increase
- Ctrl+Cmd+"," for brightness reduction
- iBright Remote Control does not wake displays/Mac from an Energy saving dimmed mode. Resolved by taking Mac out of energy saving mode upon setting brightness.
- The proportional or ratio setting for additional displays is a ratio based setting. This setting allows a 0:1 through to a 2:1 brightness ratio based upon the settings qof the primary display. This means that at 2:1, the additional display will remain at 100% brightness whilst the primary display is >50% brightness. However, it is intended that fine adjustment is used to balance the displays and this is done by using the slider to find a suitable setting for an additional display whilst the primary display set to the desired brightness.
- The synchronisation option should be enabled to allow the control of all additional displays when only using either the standard brightness keys or the master brightness controller.