https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=521422
--- Comment #3 from Zamundaaa <[email protected]> --- > A full screen window absolutely does change, not necessarily the ideal > brightness, but the ideal variance of brightness around a given type of > content. It does not. > It is pertinent to games, and I'd add film and television, for the same > reason they are full screen, because the user wishes to focus on it without > interacting with the rest of the system, in particular the brightness keys. > Games and media are sensitive to contrast, in combination with the user's > preferred brightness for the particular place, time and content. > The auto-brightness feature is on the other hand great for multi-tasking > because the user may already be switching between different applications and > is already in a place to modify the brightness if it is too dark or too > bright. Automatic brightness is in no way different for multi tasking than for watching a video. > It happens in particular when a battery-saving power mode is applied with > power-profiles-daemon/tuned. I think it is the worst with mpv, but I've seen > it happen with Firefox too With mpv, I wouldn't be surprised, since it's quite heavy by default and it reacts to color management changes. Firefox also has some color management code, but I don't think it should be doing anything ootb just yet. > If it happens again, I'll see if I can get a more concise reproducer for you Please do. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
