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On Pixel phones you can assign the extra dim toggle to pressing both volume keys at once. It's also accessible on many Android phones via a quick settings tile.
by chromakode 3y ago
On Pixel phones you can assign the extra dim toggle to pressing both volume keys at once. It's also accessible on many Android phones via a quick settings tile.
- carb 3y agoYou can also (at least on Samsung phones) adjust the "Extra dim shortcut"! I have it set it to "Tap Accessibility button", which is a small person-shaped icon that sits at the very bottom right of my screen, to the right of the Back button.
- bscphil 3y agoLineageOS lets you activate it on a schedule, e.g. 10 p.m. to 7 a.m. I think maybe stock Android does too? This is one of the many areas that Samsung phones suck. For many versions, and for older phones that are mostly stuck on those versions, they hide this Android feature entirely. I managed to get it sort-of working by figuring out the intent name and making a shortcut for it in my launcher. (If you have a brand new Samsung, I don't think this is an issue.)
- digging 3y ago"Night light" can be set on a schedule on GrapheneOS as well so almost certainly stock Android. Didn't realize it was a Pixel thing... such a basic feature.
- CarVac 3y agoOoo, thanks for this. I just set the grayscale filter to a gesture (double finger swipe up from the bottom).