@KirAsh4 yeah sadly… We will probably have to wait a few more years for that :(

Nice! Are you running v1 or v2?

Waaaaaah :D My mirror is 21" (I think not sure right now to be honest) cost 70€ so about 80$ :)

I think mine has 70% reflection and 30% transmission. Okay I understand it now so their Dielectric would only make sense in bright environments.

Wouldn’t the reflection you get by using their special glass be pretty close to none? I mean I am using a normal two-way-mirror and without a light attached the reflections aren’t that extrem and it’s supposed to be a mirror after all…

Mhh that’s right :/ So it’s OLED I guess :D

Absolutely and nearly nothing would need to be lit so a lot less energy. I also though about adding just the LCD matrix without the backlight in front of the mirror, would that work? I once had a clock that was transparent and had a display on it.

Are there any cheap OLED displays out there? Would be much more energy efficient, wouldn’t it?

Well that’s true :/

Not sure if important but should we start thinking about privacy? A malicious module would get all information from any module that broadcasts its data.

@KirAsh4 no comment on that… :sweat_smile:

@Bangee is this the same module with a different name or does it do something different? If it does, please create a new thread in addition! :)

Is it gone now? Reinstalled the plugin again, deactivated it and then removed ist, last time I directly used the uninstall button. Should not make a difference but who knows :D Tried it in another browser and it seems to have disappeared.

That’s what I meant by glazier not sure if it is the correct word, used Google translate for that one :sweat_smile:

Just call a local glazier, was quite easy to get one in the next town :)

How can it be? 😳😳 Removed that plugin yesterday! I will check tomorrow, have to learn chemistry now :)

I agree on the ugly part :D your are right I guess, would just be easier for the users :) but probably not enough to be worth it.

That’s correct but would that be a real problem?

@MichMich the forum also installs it’s modules into node_modules but it still somehow manages to find them and let the user activate them :/

Do you guys think it would be possible to use npm for installing modules? This forum software can do it, so it has to be possible somehow.