Monitorian
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Monitorian is a Windows desktop tool to adjust the brightness of multiple monitors with ease.
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- Free
- Open Source (MIT)
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- Windows
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Mark added Monitorian as alternative to DispCtrl
Shin-Chan added Monitorian as alternative to LiteBright
itsMakingThings added Monitorian as alternative to AppRig
Ryder-Selikow added Monitorian as alternative to Candela
Ud3g added Monitorian as alternative to darkbright-helperPerfect little app for the brightness adjustment.
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Toni Leipold added Monitorian as alternative to TSS EcoScreen
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Emoacht Licensing
Open Source (MIT) and Free product.Written in
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Perfect little app for the brightness adjustment.
Subscription for hotkeys is crazy. Twinkle is just better in every way and free
Not really true, though. Twinkle Tray can be slow and glitchy. I switched to Monitorian, which is much faster, and brightness adjustments are instant.
Quite easy to use and lightweight. Restricting brightness ranges means more precision in synchronizing different monitors.
It displayed a small black rectangle box with the name Monitorian, nothing more.
Light and easy to use. There is currently no timing adjustment.
Can adjust Display Monitor Hardware Brightness even when OSD buttons are broken or not available
Subscription pricing for the ability to map hotkeys? One off fee sure, but subscription? Decent program ruined by over-the-top greed.