Again, I'm only looking for a way to make all images, even if just limited to specifically jpgs, gifs, and pngs, receive their own brightness level, separate from anything else, either all images viewed on the machine, or, what I assume is more likely to exist, just all images viewed on the Firefox browser. I've been manually setting the brightness level myself when I'd need to see images better, such as when browsing on eBay or Google Image Search, so that I can see images at the expense of hurting my eyes until the task was done, but if I could set the brightness of images alone/separately from all else, it would be a win-win all the time. The closest I've seen to something like this is in an image-viewing/editing software I sometimes use as a graphic artist called ACDSee, which has its own setting in its Options called "Enable gamma correction:" which I always have set to the maximum of 3.00. If some option like that were possible for images and images alone in the Firefox browser, for example, that would do the trick.
What I'm looking for may not exist, but if you know of a plug-in or some way to do it, I'm all ears.

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