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Lunar
Intelligent adaptive brightness and monitor control app for macOS
Lunar is a macOS-focused application designed to improve control over external monitors by intelligently adjusting brightness and other display settings. Instead of applying a software brightness overlay, it directly communicates with compatible displays using the DDC/CI hardware protocol, offering true hardware-level brightness adjustments when supported. Lunar doesn’t just adjust brightness. -
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ZFPlayer
Support customization of any player SDK and control layer
...It supports full-screen playback, inline players embedded in table/collection cells, and seamless orientation changes with proper status-bar and safe-area handling. Gesture-driven controls—brightness, volume, and scrubbing—make the experience feel native, and the control layer is designed for easy theming or replacement. The library handles common edge cases such as auto-play on visibility, pausing when a cell scrolls off screen, and recovering from interruptions or errors. Its API encourages composition: you configure a player manager, container view, and control view so advanced features can be swapped without touching the core. ... -
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Control iTunes via the volume control buttons and the headphone jack
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