I'm using a laptop with an ambient light sensor, and auto-brightness is enabled in W11 Pro. Quite nice. I use twinkle tray to manually change the brightness on my external monitor(s) to compensate for room brightness changes (sun shining thru window, etc.) just like auto-brightness does.
Would there be any way to "tie" the brightness sliders of my external monitors (via Twinkle Tray) to the built-in ambient light sensor? Or perhaps the current brightness setting of the built-in display?
This would be super cool and convenient, and essentially make all external displays "auto brightness."
dzid26
commented
1 year ago
Love Twinkle Tray.
I'm using a laptop with an ambient light sensor, and auto-brightness is enabled in W11 Pro. Quite nice. I use twinkle tray to manually change the brightness on my external monitor(s) to compensate for room brightness changes (sun shining thru window, etc.) just like auto-brightness does.
Would there be any way to "tie" the brightness sliders of my external monitors (via Twinkle Tray) to the built-in ambient light sensor? Or perhaps the current brightness setting of the built-in display?
This would be super cool and convenient, and essentially make all external displays "auto brightness."