Note that I wasn't able to get a screenshot of this program in action on my machine. It just seems to ignore ShareX and disables itself when trying to capture.
Usage:
- Accessibility - lets you see the various limitations of colorblindness
- Readability - many programs have text you might want to really dive into. This gives the best possible color/light/settings that may not be included with your program of choice. I like it on LibreOffice, which doesn't really have a full "dark" mode.
- Nostalgia - The "Negative Sepia" option reminds me of early Macintosh computers.
- Print review - See what your screen, an image, or a document will look like in black and white. A great way to communicate to people that light text on a light background won't work everywhere.
License: GPL v3
Settings: Very configurable, but only via an included text file. Interestingly a number of people have contributed custom configurations to the author website int he comments section
Home page:
https://zerowidthjoiner.net/negativescreen
GitHub site:
https://github.com/mlaily/NegativeScreen
Softpedia:
https://www.softpedia.com/get/Desktop-E ... reen.shtml
Article / review
https://betanews.com/2015/07/24/instant ... ivescreen/
EDIT: I was able to get ShareX to get a screenshot, but had some problems with my setup that prevented upload. Here's the site's own screenshot: