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Took it for a spin on my old IPS and the stuck pixel fixer actually nudged a green dot loose after a few cycles. Wish the burn-in section offered timed prompts instead of a single flat screen, but solid for a quick check.
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@vance_du Love hearing that the stuck pixel fixer actually revived that green dot on your IPS That's always a satisfying win.
Really appreciate the constructive feedback on the burn in section too. Timed prompts make total sense instead of just leaving a flat screen up I’ll definitely look into adding that to the roadmap for a future update. Thanks for taking the time to test it out and share your thoughts
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honestly love how it runs everything fullscreen with pure RGB slides, no sketchy ads or watermarks getting in the way. feels like someone actually thought through the UX for once.
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@basar95467 Thank you Honestly, that's exactly why I built it. I got so frustrated trying to find a basic monitor tester that wasn't bloated with popups or tracking, so I just decided to make a clean, client side version myself. Really means a lot to hear the minimal UX is actually hitting the mark for you
Took it for a spin on my old IPS and the stuck pixel fixer actually nudged a green dot loose after a few cycles. Wish the burn-in section offered timed prompts instead of a single flat screen, but solid for a quick check.
@vance_du Love hearing that the stuck pixel fixer actually revived that green dot on your IPS That's always a satisfying win.
Really appreciate the constructive feedback on the burn in section too. Timed prompts make total sense instead of just leaving a flat screen up I’ll definitely look into adding that to the roadmap for a future update. Thanks for taking the time to test it out and share your thoughts
honestly love how it runs everything fullscreen with pure RGB slides, no sketchy ads or watermarks getting in the way. feels like someone actually thought through the UX for once.
@basar95467 Thank you Honestly, that's exactly why I built it. I got so frustrated trying to find a basic monitor tester that wasn't bloated with popups or tracking, so I just decided to make a clean, client side version myself. Really means a lot to hear the minimal UX is actually hitting the mark for you