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I want to keep the current screen brightness after starting wda. Is this possible? Currently, wda does not run after opening it, and the screen will automatically dim after a while. #902
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Does it mean the brightness value in Settings -> Display & Brightness? Or "Automation Running Hold both volume buttons to stop" and grey overlay thing? The grey overlay is iOS's limitation so it's not possible to avoid. For the brightness option, I don't know UI Automation something could affect the value. You may be able to disable the automatic adjustment from settings -> accessibility -> display & text size -> turn auto-brightness off. |
I think this is when WDA itself has no Ui operation, it is in the background state, and is subject to the system power settings, which will cause its own interface to darken and become a gray interface. So can I solve this problem by keeping it active in the foreground? |
Have you tried the below?
I don't know. I haven't tried, but the foreground means the black screen by WDA keeps on the top. |
settings -> accessibility -> display & text size -> turn auto-brightness off. |
Then, I have no idea. It possibly depends on iOS internal handling so Apps like WDA may not be controllable. |
I want to keep the current screen brightness after starting wda. Is this possible? Currently, wda does not run after opening it, and the screen will automatically dim after a while.
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