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Have you tried using option-shift-[f1] to subdivide? or the brightness slider in the settings.
by cmurphycode 6y ago
Have you tried using option-shift-[f1] to subdivide? or the brightness slider in the settings.
- Infernal 6y agoInterestingly, on my early 2015 13" MacBook Pro, the very lowest brightness setting seems to have no change in brightness on those last three subdivisions. Once I get down to one full "block" of brightness, option-shift-F1 moves the slider down in quarter-block increments but the screen gets no (perceptibly) dimmer until it shuts off entirely. All the other brightness settings have perceptible changes in brightness at every subdivision level.
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- 4ad 6y agoOh my god, thank you! How does one find these "hidden" features?
- jlokier 6y agoWow, I had no idea that was available. Unfortunately it doesn't reduce the dimmest level on my MBP. The bottom 4 subdivisions look identical. Like level 0.25, 0.50, 0.75 and 1.00 are all the same brightness, only 1.25+ starts to get brighter. The lowest level is still too bright at night. That's unfortunate. However it does reduce the dimmest level of the keyboard illumination! That's great. I always found the keyboard too bright at its lowest level at night, but some illumination at night would be helpful for obvious reasons. Now I can enjoy 3 subdivisions lower - thank you :-)