Iris

BTW, v0.9.2.5 is available from dev's site.

And it also crashes when you close the Settings window.

Greedy AND incompetent!

Monitor color temperature is not an 'emission' as one normally classifies monitor emissions. Monitor emissions normally refers to electromagnetic fields and radiation such as x-rays. While this was a concern to some users of older monitors with CRT displays - i.e. picture tubes, flat screen displays no longer have this issue as they have LED's or LCD's instead of electron guns. This app is only time I have ever seen the monitor color referred to as an 'emission'. As such this app has nothing to do with safety as modern flat scree monitors no longer have the theoretical capability to emit harmful radiation. Sunlight, even on a cloudy day, has more capacity to produce harmful radiation than modern monitors. Personally I am of the option that the reference to 'safety' is a marketing ploy to generate fear in computer users, that their monitor may be emitting harmful radiation. Even if that were true, this app would not protect you against it as it only changes the color of the monitor screen. A cheap pair of sunglasses would do the same thing.

That said, I fully agree with the comments of Derekcurrie, in that monitor color and flicker can have a psychology effect on some which includes triggering seizers in those with such a condition or migraines in those individuals that get them, along triggering some other conditions that a minority of the population experiences. As such any tool, including night driving glasses (yellow tint) can reduce or eliminate this trigger.

Monitor flicker is a completely different topic. Flat screen displays can flicker or pulsate, most at a frequency that the majority of individuals don't notice or can detect. If you are a person that has this sensitivity, and you probably already know who you are, if this App can control that, then it might be helpful. For the rest of us, this is a non-issue. If you are such a person then you likely have an issue with florescent lighting as well as such lighting known to produce detectable flicker in a larger segment of the population.

In any case, modern flat screen monitions are not going to cause cancer from radiation or make you sterile., which were some of the claims attributed the old style CRT monitors. As to magnetic radiation claims, one would expect that power line workers, who get magnetic radiation exposure thousands of times higher than persons using monitors would have a significantly higher rate of radiation induced illnesses than the average population. They don't. A single MRI is likely to give you more electromagnetic radiation exposure from a single test then you would ever get from a computer monitor in your entire life. And if such radiation is of serious concern, get rid of your cell phone as it likely produces more than your monitor and you hold that right next to your brain when you use it.

I wonder what Fariborz considers "functions that ordinary users need in everyday life" is defined as. Because for me, on the free version, I can't change anything related to the transition, or manage monitors, and honestly don't know what the other features are. But I can, for some reason, apply a bright red "Biohacker" overlay to my screen because that's useful never. I'd save time and not worry about downloading this one.