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this does not help me against malicious or incompetent website authors. Mobile browsers usually do not have support for user stylesheets.
replyMobile Firefox let's me add Stylus and I assume other extensions like whatever the modern Greasemonkey is. So at least one of the good mobile browsers does support it.
replyIf you're using a mobile browser without extension support, you should tell the devs of it to work on that.
I will say windows implementation of HDR - at least the way Chrome handles it within Windows is somewhat of an abomination - so I'm sure Apple's iOS is just as poor!
replybut sometimes it's not HDRs fault - it's just the segura effect. People with cameras exceeding their capability levels, not understanding what you need to do after you shoot video in LOG.
I mix multi-monitor some-HDR some-SDR in Windows, it's bad.
Nah iOS really cranks up the screen brightness to display HDR content.
replyInteresting. That's one way to get the nits difference between black and white :/
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