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Aegis allows exporting seeds by showing QR codes that can be scanned from another phone. When the QR code is shown, the screen brightness is automatically set to maximum. On my previous phone this never was a problem, but on my new phone the screen is so bright that I can barely look at it. (There is a lot of text displayed in addition to the QR that makes me think that some of it may be relevant and this makes me want to read it. I also need to see the screen for exiting this screen.)
The QR code screen is even almost too bright for the camera of other phones too: On the camera preview the white parts of the QR code cause a halo that bleeds into the black parts. The QR can still be read from the right distance, but this level of brightness is clearly unnecessary.
Based on this experience, I would like to suggest considering some kind of control over the brightness of the QR code screen. Some possibilities to come to my mind:
Adding a toggle for increasing QR code brightness to the settings
Adding a slider for the QR code brightness to the settings
Showing the QR code screen with regular brighness but having a dedicated button on this screen to increase the brightness (this is what train ticket applications usually do).
Thanks for considering and for the amazing app!
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Aegis allows exporting seeds by showing QR codes that can be scanned from another phone. When the QR code is shown, the screen brightness is automatically set to maximum. On my previous phone this never was a problem, but on my new phone the screen is so bright that I can barely look at it. (There is a lot of text displayed in addition to the QR that makes me think that some of it may be relevant and this makes me want to read it. I also need to see the screen for exiting this screen.)
The QR code screen is even almost too bright for the camera of other phones too: On the camera preview the white parts of the QR code cause a halo that bleeds into the black parts. The QR can still be read from the right distance, but this level of brightness is clearly unnecessary.
Based on this experience, I would like to suggest considering some kind of control over the brightness of the QR code screen. Some possibilities to come to my mind:
Thanks for considering and for the amazing app!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: