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Immediate irritation and if I could setup an adblock rule to stop it somehow, I would.
The worst cases give me the starting pangs of a headache, and make me adjust my display to account for it.
Can we somehow make it a rule that a website has to ask if they can blind me first?
The page says it should work on my phone but it doesn't. No difference between the SDR and HDR versions on my phone (S26 Ultra / Chrome).
It also depends on your screen brightness. In my case, if it’s set to maximum, there is no difference between SDR and HDR.
Look at the bright side, if it starts to get really overused then maybe the other platforms like LinkedIn will start stripping them too.
like something on the line of "if (image small || partially covered || mostly transparent) then don't use HDR"
soverybright.com##:style(dynamic-range-limit: standard !important)
linkedin.com##:style(dynamic-range-limit: standard !important)
fwiw it seems like “reduce white point” overrides any of these effects - which is good.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
On the other hand it’s a great signal that whoever uses that is an obnoxious twat and should be plonked.
Plonked how many times?
> Every social network strips these tags except the worst one > Clearly we need more of it I do not in fact want sites trying to get around my display preferences to post their visual presence on screen.
Settings > Accessibility > Display Text & Size > Reduce White Point