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A similar app I really like is HazeOver, which is a configurable dimmer for everything on the screen except the front window. https://hazeover.com/ https://haz

• CharlesW 11mo ago
  HazeOver is great, even when configured to be very subtle.
• zaius 11mo ago
  That is an A+ demo video - dimming the background of the page in sync with the effects in the video is very clever.
  • jandy 11mo ago
    That was surprisingly awesome.
• lanewinfield 11mo ago
  I love how the site reflects the darkness of the screen in the youtube video. nice touch!
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• c-hendricks 11mo ago
  Been using it ever since trying out the similar effect in KDE.
• vintagedave 11mo ago
  I use this, and absolutely recommend it. I am scared if it gets too much attention it will be Sherlocked, but I would love it Apple was able to ethically acquire and include it in macOS.
• mickelsen 11mo ago
  This one was nice, pity it was never updated: https://github.com/dwarvesf/blurred https://github.com/dwarvesf/blurred
• mike31fr 11mo ago
  Seems nice but I'm afraid it would not be compatible with my main work setup: VS Code on my main monitor, my web browser on my external monitor, and my eyes going back and forth between these 2 windows every few seconds to either read code or check the effects on the hot-reloading app. If one of the windows is dimmed, it would be painful.
  • swah 11mo ago
    Then you don't need a focus app, I'd say. But HazeOver has some "rules" that could help you. I agree that it only makes sense for me, on a single big display. If I'm using the MBP 14" one, I'm always maximized...