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Allow f.lux on IOS!

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rob clements
10 years ago

I use my ipad in low light often. I want a better visual experience Apple!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

f.lux is worth jailbreaking for, but it would be great to not have to. Thanks Apple!

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Jacqueline Segura
10 years ago

Please let us use f.lux on our iPhones and iPads. It helps us so much!

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Vincent K
10 years ago

I wanner use this. F.lux~!!!

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Dave Christensen
10 years ago

I dont want to jailbreak for only this one application. Using the different white point is not an alternative.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

THE IPHONE IS TOO DAMN BRIGHT WHEN IM CASUALLY BROWSING MY PHONE BEFORE I SLEEP

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Peter Williams
10 years ago

I love f.lux on my laptop, but I'm frustrated that it is unavailable on my iPhone, and I don't want to jailbreak my phone.

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Stephanie Lewin
10 years ago

F.lux would really help me but I don't want to jailbreak my iPad.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

This would be greatly beneficial to me, and obviously thousands of other users for the reasons stated on the f.lux website. Please allow this application.

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Vit
10 years ago

I neeeeeed it!

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Werner Kasselman
10 years ago

Please get f.lux onto the app store!

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Marvin Estevez
10 years ago

Please allow f.lux for download on the App Store for non-jailbroken phones

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Guillaume
10 years ago

thanks for our eyes

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Yoshikazu Kaneko
10 years ago

We love this. Eyes get sore and this is not.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Please allow F.lux on the AppStore

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Asandy
10 years ago

Its a good idea that should be universally available.

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Yanghaoyuan
10 years ago

We need this ,it is a good app

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Logan Smith
10 years ago

My wife has a degenerative eye disease and eye strain comes easily to her, which in turn causes severe migraine headaches. This program would improve her life.

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nathan macinnes
10 years ago

Please!

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Alexander Leahy
10 years ago

Please please bring f.lux back. I dare say that I switched to an iPhone just to get it. Long/short: ugly cancer battle.. Can't sleep... Red light screens really heLp! (Basic physiology, blue spectrum light stimulate the penal gland, thus suppressing melatonin production)