Thanks for the tip. I’ll be sure to check for the newer version. Gonna order soon I think- tired of my b,ue light glasses all the time.
Windows 11 has a lo-blue light setting under display >>> night light.
Windows 10 too and find night light the same way ..... I suppose. I have no Windows 10 computers.
F.lux is a small download that also adjusts your blue light for Windows PCs..... https://justgetflux.com/
I would use Mint Linux, but its lo-blue light program is pathetic. It is called red shift. Red shift can also be added to Ubuntu and other Linux flavors.
So including the 27” QHD Dell monitor bought last December. I have three ways of adjusting blue light. I tinker with all of them.
Another way to get rid of white glaring LED screens at night, is to deploy Dark Mode for Chrome, Edge etc..... I have not used this lately. But it makes your screen black with white text. It’s very easy on the eyes.
https://www.tomsguide.com/news/how-to-enable-chrome-dark-mode ..... Persist and you will get the hang of it. You can bookmark dark mode for quick access. There are also other ways to enable Dark Mode in Chrome, Edge etc,
So you turn on dark mode at night... turn off during daylight hours. Though some use it all day long. On their computers and iPhones and Apple tablets. Android too.