What’s new in version 3

Red Stripe 3 adds an option for blue stripes to help with blue-yellow color blindness (tritanopia).

Also new are three color alteration filters to change the hue, invert the luminance, and make colors more vibrant.

Detailed History

Version 3.0 (15 Apr. 2019)

• Adding four new filters:
  • Stripe on Blue helps with yellow-blue color blindness (tritanopia).
  • Hue Shift rotates the hue by 180° so ambiguous colors are now represented by less ambiguous ones. It might have the reverse effect on other colors.
  • Luminance Flip inverts the luminosity without changing the hue.
  • Vibrancy Boost makes colors more saturated and easier to tell apart.
• Fixed an issue preventing the filter window from appearing over full screen apps.

Version 2.0.3 (29 Sep. 2018)

• Dark mode support in macOS Mojave.

Version 2.0.2 (21 Sep. 2017)

• Fix for dragging the filter window; this was broken on macOS High Sierra.

Version 2.0.1 (24 Feb. 2017)

• Window is now visible over full-screen apps.
• The resizing areas on the two bottom corners of the window are now larger and extend a bit over the filter area.

Version 2.0 (28 Jan. 2016)

• Dashed stripes on green, recalibration of red stripes.
• New setting to change the tickness of stripes.
• New setting to change the refresh speed.
• New mode to follow the mouse pointer.

Version 1.0 (18 Jun. 2015)

• First release of Red Stripe.