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I started doing this yesterday. I kind of like it and I think I'm getting distracted less with grayscale. I'll unlock my phone and won't forget why I unlocked.
by sigmar 9y ago
I started doing this yesterday. I kind of like it and I think I'm getting distracted less with grayscale. I'll unlock my phone and won't forget why I unlocked.
You don't need an app for android to do this system-wide (tho I could see why whitelisting would be nice). Just go to developer options-> Simulate color space-> Monochromacy
- atareh 9y agoyeah! we include the instructions on the website to go gray natively :). The app will have the features listed on the page.
- yumaikas 9y agoFor windows users, there's stuff like http://arcanesanctum.net/negativescreen/ http://arcanesanctum.net/negativescreen/, that might be interesting to investigate and/or integrate into this.
- xaedes 9y agoI missed the grayscale option at first sight and discarded that solution. Thought it could only invert colors. To make it clear: NegativeScreen has a grayscale option with default hotkey F11.