The correct term for what you refer to is a "blur circle" that occurs to mark blurred markers. The blurrier a point is highlighted, the greater the blur circle to the size of the entrance pupil (which is the ultimate limiting factor).
Bokeh, derived from the Japanese word boke (ボ ボ, "haze" or "blur"), simply refers to blur … usually background, but also foreground. Boke does not specifically refer to blurred highlights that form blur circles. Blur circles are a specific aspect of photography. When made with a high quality lens that produces high quality blurs, they are usually quite appealing.
In your photo, it looks like blur circles, but with relatively little blurring. I also suspect that they are generated by very small point light sources … Christmas lights, possibly the result of firecrackers etc.
There are price differences in India for food delivery and cab aggregator apps.
In food apps, I add the items from the restaurant menu. it shows a total of 240 rs. I navigate to the order page. All additional fees and taxes are now displayed.
In apps for cab aggregators, a price is displayed on the first page. If you select a specific category or variant and continue on the second page, all taxes and deposits and other fares will be added and the price increased.
Is not that a dark pattern? As a user, I often feel misled and confused with this type of pricing. Is it just me or someone else?
So the question is why the industry practices this. I have some theories, but I'm interested in knowing what others think.
Microsoft has released a black design for OneNote 2016 Desktop – in November 2019 – but when I turn it on, the background of the pages stays white / light and can not be changed …
How do I get a real dark mode with black background pages?
This has happened to me a few times since the upgrade to macOS Catalina (10.15.1) and the cause is unclear.
I download something with Firefox, push Firefox away to do something else. I use Safari – or a text editor – and then … I like … the screen goes dark … not sleeping … just dark … and I can not see the desktop or anything.
I know that the underlying system is still active, because if I'm SSH enabled from another device / system, I can see that the OS is still active and does not hang. And in case of the download, I can still see data downloaded with the command-line tool nload (which I have installed via homebrew). And after that, the brightness controls on the keyboard still work … But obviously the screen is dark – and not turned off because sleep mode is on – and I can not see anything.
In most cases, I would just say a few words "select," hold down the power button, and wait for the computer to boot up when it restarts. This download is in progress, so I do not want to do that.
So what can I do to reboot the screen of my MacBook Air?
BLOK Dark BLOK is a clear geometric design that is easy to use, easy to customize and fast. Do not you like the geometric art? It can be deactivated! Do you want a different background pattern? Simply switch between four existing presets. Would you prefer to use the standard icon set or one from another addon? No problem. Everyone…
For accessibility reasons, it is recommended that apps add a high-contrast mode [dark / black theme / theme] to assist users with eye disabilities.
Generally and to the Stack Exchange / Overflow Apps.
There was a feature request on the Meta Stack from 2016 with only the discussion of whether it is a duplicate, but nothing about the reasoning and the consequences. 🤔
Please discuss and consider this request, which is still valid!
I installed Linux Mint 19.2 and chose the dark XFCE theme. I've noticed that auto-filling Chrome is also black, making it difficult to read the preview.
How can I change it back to white? If I remember correctly, Firefox has an extension for it, but what about Chrome?
I'm wondering if it's possible to use Dark Mode on Mac / IOS as a kind of notification. Connect it to an external trigger / API and quickly enable / disable it when an event occurs.
At least under Mac OS, it is possible to control the dark mode remotely.
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FAQ
What are you getting?
The extension in a ZIP file along with the documentation that explains the installation.
What is that exactly?
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Does this extension work in other browsers?
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What about a license?
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