Screen Shader | Smart Screen Tinting（屏幕亮度调节智能护眼扩展）

Screen Shader | Smart Screen Tinting插件简介

Screen Shader|Smart Screen Tinting是一款浏览器插件，可在计算机屏幕上添加一个可调节的滤光片，以减轻眼睛的疲劳和视觉压力。该插件可以调整屏幕的亮度、对比度和色温，从而使其更加柔和和易于看。可以帮助用户减轻眼睛的疲劳和保护视力。它是一种非常实用的工具，尤其是对于那些需要长时间使用计算机的人来说。

Screen Shader | Smart Screen Tinting 插件功能：

调整屏幕滤镜：插件允许用户根据自己的喜好调整屏幕的色彩，以达到更舒适的视觉体验。用户可以选择自己喜欢的滤镜类型，例如黄色、橙色或蓝色，并可以调整滤镜的强度和不透明度。

自动调节屏幕：该插件可以根据用户所处的环境光线自动调节屏幕的亮度和色温。例如，在较暗的环境中，插件可以自动降低屏幕亮度和调整色温，以保护用户的眼睛。

定时器：用户可以设置定时器，以便在特定时间点自动开启或关闭插件。这对于那些经常需要工作到深夜的用户来说尤其有用，因为它可以帮助他们保护眼睛，减轻视觉疲劳。

其他功能：插件还包括一些其他功能，如调节对比度、增加屏幕锐度、使颜色更加鲜艳等。

Screen Shader | Smart Screen Tinting 插件描述：

应用大小:140 KiB
版本:v 2.0.90
用户量:100000
下载次数:1630
更新时间:2021-12-21
评分:4.5

Screen Shader | Smart Screen Tinting 插件下载：

关注“Chrome扩展网”公众号，输入“插件”根据提示，即可下载最新安装文件。

Screen Shader | Smart Screen Tinting 插件安装流程：

(1)将下载的安装包文件（.zip）解压为文件夹，其中类型为“crx”的文件就是接下来需要用到的安装文件
(2) 从设置->更多工具->扩展程序 打开扩展程序页面，或者地址栏输入 Chrome://extensions/ 按下回车打开扩展程序页面
(3) 打开扩展程序页面的“开发者模式”
(4) 将crx文件拖拽到扩展程序页面，完成安装

Screen Shader | Smart Screen Tinting 插件英文介绍

Now open source! Check out the source code and contribute here: https://github.com/MarcGuiselin/screen-shader

😁Do your eyes a favor, Install Screen Shader!

😍The most popular screen tinting application for Chrome!

🧐This extension is in not endorsed by or affiliated to f.lux Software LLC.

Computer displays produce bright blue light which can strain your eyes late at night and interfere with your sleeping cycle.
Screen Shader is designed to tint your computer display a “cozy” orange color to reduce eye-strain, eye fatigue, and restore day/night balance, while also providing a wide variety of settings for everyone's different tastes!

With over two months of very hard work I present version 2.0!
⭐A completely redesigned modern menu!
⭐A completely new shading algorithm based off the newest research
⭐Full control over geopositioning, color, and darkness settings
⭐Bug fixes for countless websites
⭐Optimized to never slow chrome down

👌Works everywhere you'd expect it to. YouTube, Facebook, Reddit, you name it!

👍Continually tested on windows, mac, and chrome OS, and is constantly being bugfixed and updated with feedback from its users.

🤟Includes these keyboard shortcuts to control the shade:
ALT SHIFT UP to increase
ALT SHIFT DOWN to decrease
ALT SHIFT S to toggle on or off
And many more! Edit them in the menu.

📨Send me an email, or comment here. I'll usually reply in a day or two! 😀

Be sure to read the research that this extension is based off of: https://justgetflux.com/research.html

📞Contact me at screenshaderapp@gmail.com
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rate this extension

Ｑ: I'm young and have good eyes. I don't need this.
Ａ: Young teens may be twice as sensitive to light at night, and the elderly much less so. These results have important implications for schools, senior care, and device usage at night, too. Simply put: everyone has a use for this and will notice benefits from decreased blue light.

Ｑ: Why not G.lux or Night Light?
Ａ: Other extensions like G.Lux or Night Light just change your display's color. Screen Shader is the only extension available that smartly changes the color of your screen throughout the day using sunset/sunrise times! Research has proven that the circadian rhythm is tied to solar time. Individuals have shown greater preference for screen tinting applications that take that into account.

Ｑ: Does this really remove blue light from my display?
Ａ: Yup! Screens work by individually tweaking the amount of red, green, and blue each pixel of your emits. Pixels being the small square of colors that together form the image. Screen Shader alters the coloration of websites to a redder color. To show these colors, the display will tweak its pixels to show more red light, less green light, and considerably less blue light; but just enough so you can still see different colors. The more you increase the shade, the more the color of the website will be reddened, the less your computer display will emit blue light!

Ｑ: Why do I need this? Can’t I simply change my screen's brightness?
Ａ: Changing the luminosity does not remove white and blue light from your display. Those colors are still unnatural and will irritate your eyes, even if dimmed. A full day in front of your computer can wreak havoc upon your melatonin cycle and internal clock. The unnatural light can also harm your eye retina. Screen Shader is designed to considerably reduce these effects by eliminating enough white and blue light to provide you with the best browsing experience and eye comfort.

Update log:
2.0:
Everything is coded from scratch!
New menu - very nice
Fixes bugs on countless websites
New shading algorithm
Manually set your location
Better optimized shading engine
Just try it out!

1.7:
Fixes for pages using buggy backdrops and backgrounds.
Big speed optimization for bug fixing subsystem.
Fixed bug with 10px bar at the top of websites
Force-loads itself on every tab when it loads up, so every tab is tinted
Can safely work in incognito mode (if you enable it to do so on chrome://extensions)
The party easter egg was unfortunately removed because too many people were running into it accidentally
Fixed issues on xml documents
Fixed issues with lastpass extension
Fixed scrollbar issues in upcoming chrome versions
Now works with podStation Podcast Player, another great extension you should totally try out!
Fixed incompatibility issues with norton security extensions.
Save extension settings to a file and load settings from save file.
Added new shortcuts
Fixed a bunch of visual bugs on a variety of websites.
Other various bug fixes.

1.6:
Works on anything fullscreen!
Content scripts have been rewritten to pure js. No more JQuery!
Won't accidentally mess with your printing anymore
Polished the cross-extension messaging feature
Will now stay off if you turned it off and close the browser
Bugs with newtab page should now be fixed
Option to disable party mode and scroll shortcut
New keyboard shortcuts to increase/decrease darkness
A few bug fixes (of course)

1.5:
New option to set shade as high as you desire.
No White Flash script implemented
Fixed bugs with the new interface
Added donation page.
Using chrome.commands api, so now you can create your own keyboard shortcuts!
Added a ton of new keyboard shortcuts.
A lot of bugfixing.

1.4:
Fixed printing issue for google docs
Added a cool dynamic icon changer
Switched from hex color values and opacity to rgba color values(150% faster!)
Fixed blinking bug when using the ctrl alt + shortcut
Compressed unnecessarily large images. -1.4 MB size!
Completely new and improved UI, thanks Jeeves!
Mix-blend-mode option for chrome. 20% cooler!

1.3:
Fixed bug where the settings menu did not display correctly
Switched to a more reliable geo-ip service
Completely rewrote the shaded scrollbar, so it is now usable.

1.2:
Fixed slowness issues on slow computers like chromebooks
Removed a good portion of the unnecessary code used for debugging
Improved the loading speed of the popup by running some scripts after the popup loads
Redid loader for map display
Removed console.logs
Updated sendRequests to sendMessages for next chrome update
Changed the 'Thank you' page to be more visually appealing

1.1:
Finally! I updated/removed old code, improving performance.
Added ctrl alt scroll shortcut, and now keyboard shortcuts affect all tabs
Added the language option
Fixed a few bugs relating to the custom url option
Wrote a global system that manages shading settings on every tab simultaneously
When settings are changed, it affects all the tabs at the same time, so you don't see a blink or a flash when you change tabs
Page reload is no longer required on install

1.0:
Uploaded to web store. yay
Added fullscreen mode
Added shaded scrollbar
Added custom urls option
Added a larger color selection interface + a new color picking menu
Added a install page to thank you guys for downloading the extension!

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Time article: http://healthland.time.com/2012/09/13/computer-eye-strain-explained-and-how-to-avoid-it/

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The article was written by Laura Newcomer