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It's a very common feature for monitors, at least in my experience - both of my cheap AOC monitors support it, as well as all the other monitors I've ever connected my laptop to (a few HP and Samsung monitors iirc).
But it also feels kinda janky due to how long the display takes to change the brightness, so maybe that's why Microsoft decided not to support it?
Hm, maybe it's an issue specific to your screen? On my end the brightness adjustment is instant
Maybe. To be clear the delay isn't that large (my very rough guesstimate is somewhere between 100 and 300 ms, probably more towards the lower end), and if I just click somewhere on the slider, it feels fine.
It only feels janky when I drag the slider and the screen brightness updates in very noticeable steps. But that is how I naturally interact with sliders, so it's hard not to notice it for me.
Oh, it's the same then, thought we were talking about delay in seconds x3