[Dynamic] Image brightness filter
See original GitHub issueIn dynamic mode, image brightness is unchanged, and those whose background is white or those with vivid colors, hurts. An image filter like this one is very good for the eyes:
img {filter:brightness(70%) !important; transition: filter 1s}
img:hover, a:hover img {filter:brightness(85%) !important}
Regards
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Sorry, my bad.
I had been playing around with the inversion fix editor while Dynamic mode was on. Then when I figured out it only affects Filter+, I forgot to check how Wiki looks with default settings on Filter+. I just reverted my changes and noticed that Wiki on Filter+ looks better than my version.
I wish Filter+ was enabled by default for Wiki, or its Dynamic mode was up to par with its Filter+ version.
Thanks again and sorry for the trouble.
If you like, I can submit a pull request for the inversion fix above.