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Since IIRC Shortcuts is actually pretty clunky, it's probably easier to use Control Center to toggle grayscale, which is possible after you add the control name
by hollerith 2y ago
Since IIRC Shortcuts is actually pretty clunky, it's probably easier to use Control Center to toggle grayscale, which is possible after you add the control named "accessibility shortcuts" using {settings > control center}. That is what I use.
(And on Gnome, I use and recommend the following: https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/4012/gnome-bedtime/ https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/4012/gnome-bedtime/)
- roughly 2y agoOn iOS, you can also set up the “accessibility shortcut” (settings -> accessibility -> accessibility shortcut), which lets you triple-click the home button to enable it.
- zimpenfish 2y agoYou can also have the back tap (double or triple) run the accessibility shortcut. I use triple-back for "grayscale" (because I found myself double-tapping the back accidentally all the time.)
- StephenCanis 2y agoThank you so much for this! Not having to dig through the settings to toggle B&W makes it much more workable.