Updated how 'Show advanced settings' works (#714)

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@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ Use menulet sliders or the keyboard, including native Apple keys!</p>
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<img src=".github/screenshot.png" width="825" alt="Screenshot"/><br/>
<img src=".github/screenshot.png" width="824" alt="Screenshot"/><br/>
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## Screenshots (Preferences)
<div align="center">
<img src=".github/pref_1.png" width="410" alt="Screenshot"/>
<img src=".github/pref_3.png" width="410" alt="Screenshot"/><br/>
<img src=".github/pref_4.png" width="410" alt="Screenshot"/>
<img src=".github/pref_2.png" width="410" alt="Screenshot"/><br/>
<img src=".github/pref_1.png" width="412" alt="Screenshot"/>
<img src=".github/pref_2.png" width="412" alt="Screenshot"/><br/>
<img src=".github/pref_3.png" width="412" alt="Screenshot"/>
<img src=".github/pref_4.png" width="412" alt="Screenshot"/><br/>
</div>
## Compatibility
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_* With some limitations - full functionality available on macOS 11 Big Sur or newer._
Note to f.lux users: the app is now compatible with [f.lux](https://justgetflux.com) as well - please activate `Avoid gamma table manipulation` under `Preferences` » `Displays` (this option is accessible if advanced settings are enabled)! This is not needed if you use Night Shift.
Note to f.lux users: the app is now compatible with [f.lux](https://justgetflux.com) as well - please activate `Avoid gamma table manipulation` under `Preferences` » `Displays`! This step is not needed if you use Night Shift.
## Supported hardware
* Most modern LCD displays from all major manufacturers supported implemented DDC/CI protocol via DisplayPort, HDMI, USB-C or VGA to allow for hardware backlight control.
* Apple (and LG-Apple) displays and built-in displays are supported using native protocol.
* LCD and LED Televisions usually do not implement DDC, these are supported using software alternatives to dim the image (some higher-end sets are able to translate this into hardware backlight dimming).
* OLED or mini/micro-LED displays and televisions are fully supported using gamma table manipulation (this is a no-compromise solution for this class of displays).
* DisplayLink, Airplay and Sidecar is supported using shade (dark overlay) control.
Notable exceptions for hardware control:
* Some displays (notably EIZO) use MCCS over USB or an entirely custom protocol for control. These displays are supported with software dimming only.
* The HDMI port of the 2018 Intel Mac mini and 2020 M1 Mac mini prohibit DDC communication. Software control is still available. We recommend connecting the display via the USB-C port (USB-C to HDMI dongles usually work).
* DisplayLink docks and dongles do not allow for DDC control on Macs, only software dimming is available for these connections.
## How to help