Curtains

Automate Night Shift and keyboard backlight for movies

98 followers

Automate Night Shift and keyboard backlight for movies

98 followers

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A macOS app to automatically disable Night Shift and keyboard backlight when watching a movie (or when any other app goes fullscreen).

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Launch tags:Mac•Movies•Menu Bar Apps

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Curtains

Maker

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Here is my first macOS app, built to automate actions I often do when watching videos on my Macbook... turning off Night Shift and keyboard backlight. It automatically turns them on/off when your selected app goes or leaves fullscreen. Any app can be configured to do that, not just movie apps. Let me know what you think!

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1yr ago

@ftruzzi Cheers to the team for launching this! Wishing you an extraordinary journey ahead. What’s the story behind the product's name?

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1yr ago

@ftruzzi @kjosephabraham I like the product's name too. It's lovely. So is the product's logo. Good luck with Curtains!

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1yr ago

Curtains

Maker

Thanks @kjosephabraham and @kiyaaa_! The name is meant to reference the preparatory steps that you do before watching a movie, which for me is closing the curtains :)

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1yr ago

Just Scroll

Such a cute name! Love the idea behind it<333

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1yr ago

The Fittest

Great automation tool for Mac users! Love how it effortlessly manages Night Shift and keyboard backlight for movies. A must-have for a seamless movie-watching experience on your Macbook.

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1yr ago

This is such a great quality-of-life update for watching movies and videos. Thank you for this!

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1yr ago

Hey there! I've just come across Curtains and gave it a whirl. Gotta say, it’s just what I was looking for! As a frequent movie buff and notorious night owl, who also is an ardent user of macOS, I find the automatic disabling of Night Shift and keyboard backlight truly helpful. No more glaring lights or eye-strains ruining my movie experience. The return-to-normal feature when you're done is such a simple but thoughtful touch. It's like your computer cares about you, right? Yes, I'm talking a little "Her" territory here, but don't worry, the chances of Scarlett Johansson falling in love with you via this app are, unfortunately, pretty slim. All in all, a neat and handy tool. Kudos to the team behind it! Looking forward to future updates! Cheers!

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1yr ago

Perfect for late-night movie marathons. Well done, Francesco!

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1yr ago

Telebugs

Curtains sounds like a thoughtful app for movie enthusiasts. Questions: - How does it detect fullscreen mode across different types of apps? - Does it work with streaming services as well as local media players? Congrats on your launch, Francesco!

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1yr ago

Curtains

Maker

@kyrylosilin thanks for your questions! 1. It works by detecting the "native fullscreen mode" of macOS, where the app goes fullscreen in a separate space. Some apps such as VLC don't do this by default, but they can usually be configured in the settings for that. 2. It should work with any app. You can also enable it on browsers if you use streaming services there, together with the "only when playing video" option so it doesn't bother you while normally browsing.

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1yr ago

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