This feature really makes it more comfortable, right? 🍋

Windows 11 is developing a new feature called "Screen Tint," which was found in the latest preview building. Although not yet open to the public, the idea is interesting because it elevates the preservation of the eyes of only Night Light.

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This feature works by putting thin color filters on the entire screen to help reduce eye fatigue, glare, or discomfort in various environments. Unlike Night Light, which is limited to yellow tones, Screen Tint has multiple tone options, such as amber, rose, yellow, blue, green, and gray. Each color is designed to suit different applications, such as using a long screen, reading a document, or being in a brightly lit room.

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There is also a custom tint mode that lets users adjust their own color as needed, with a filter intensity adjuster, allowing the screen to be tuned more closely to each person's eyes and surroundings.

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Another interesting point is that Microsoft placed this feature in the Accessibility category along with tools like color filters, magnifier, and contrast themes. It reflects that it is not just designed for aesthetics, but focuses on accessibility and ease of use, especially those with visual problems such as light allergy or contrast sensitivity.

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However, Screen Tint is still just a hidden feature in the test building, and after trying it out, there are still bugs, such as using a blinking screen, or sometimes choosing a color scheme, that are not practical. It is not possible to confirm whether it will be released in the actual version, because the features in the test period may always be adjusted, changed, or canceled.

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Source: neowin

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