brightintosh---Removing-IAP-Merging-with-Monitor-Control
Unlock the full brightness of the XDR display of your MacBook Pro
BrightIntosh
BrightIntosh enables your MacBook Pro M1 (or newer) to use the increased brightness (1000 nits) of its XDR display at any time. By default, this is only possible when displaying HDR content. BrightIntosh can shift your brightness range to higher values. The brightness slider in the app controls how much you shift this range. You can still use your brightness keys to control the brightness. It comes with a handy menu bar item so you can toggle the increased brightness quickly and easily.
[!IMPORTANT] This tool should not harm your display as it doesn’t use any low-level API calls and your OS is in full control over the display, but there is no warranty.
Preview
Maximum brightness with BrightIntosh on the left half of the picture, default maximum brightness on the right half.
Installation
- Mac App Store
- 👩🏼💻 Build it yourself 👨🏽💻
Contributing
If you have any ideas, enhancements or proposals, feel free to open an issue!
Known incompatibilities and problems:
- BrightIntosh and f.lux will likely not work simultaneously
- HDR Videos will clip when BrightIntosh is active
Support BrightIntosh
If this project is useful to you, you can support its maintenance with a coffee:
