Hacker News new | ask | show | jobs
by bruhsfx2 1102 days ago
Safari also apply “HDR” to CSS filter: brightness() with value greater than 1. Instead of the over-exposure effect, this portion of the screen will be brighter.

You must have an HDR or EDR-capable screen and there must be an HDR video playing to activate the HDR context (can be <video> playing somewhere in a webpage).

Lunar app's website used this trick! Check it out. https://lunar.fyi/#xdr