I've always found Android's automatic/adaptive brightness too dim at lower light levels. It's super annoying to walk into a somewhat dim room and have your screen suddenly turn so dark that it's uncomfortable to read. Making constant adjustments with the slider to counter this is inconvenient.
This module aims to keep the automatic brightness at a comfortable level in dimly lit places. More specifically, it makes the screen a bit brighter when the ambient light level is below 180 lux. See the entry in the xposed repo for download and details:
http://repo.xposed.info/module/pl.xeyepreserver
Hope you find it useful! If it doesn't work on your device, it's probably because it can't identify the light sensor – but that's easy to fix on my end, so just let me know your device model. You can use an app like Light Sensor to verify.
This is an open source app forked from Nexus 5 Light Sensor Fix by Eldar Abusalimov. Source linked from xposed repo.
This module aims to keep the automatic brightness at a comfortable level in dimly lit places. More specifically, it makes the screen a bit brighter when the ambient light level is below 180 lux. See the entry in the xposed repo for download and details:
http://repo.xposed.info/module/pl.xeyepreserver
Hope you find it useful! If it doesn't work on your device, it's probably because it can't identify the light sensor – but that's easy to fix on my end, so just let me know your device model. You can use an app like Light Sensor to verify.
This is an open source app forked from Nexus 5 Light Sensor Fix by Eldar Abusalimov. Source linked from xposed repo.
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