DwmColorBlurMica

[argumentum]

55 minutes ago, WildByDesign said:

I don’t enjoy making the GUI too much. Autoit lacks ability to

..about a web site ?. You can serve ... look at this example and if you can make a decent web gui, then that would work too I guess.

Then you have GUIs like in PE Network Manager that are quite creative:

 

Edited June 15 by argumentum

[WildByDesign]

2 hours ago, argumentum said:

..about a web site ?. You can serve ... look at this example and if you can make a decent web gui, then that would work too I guess.

Wow, that really expands the possibilities for sure. I had no idea that was even possible.

[WildByDesign]

Good news! I've got the custom per-app / per-class functions working. So we can do custom rules with the full spectrum of options.

The was the hard part. The last part that I have to do still is the easy part and that involves falling back to global coloring options (if set) for anything else that does not have custom rules or is not on the exclusion lists.

[WildByDesign]

The first post has been updated with version 0.9.6.

This was a monster of an update. I had to rewrite the majority of how everything worked, new functions, etc. to allow for individual per-app and per-class custom rules. I spent a few days testing it and had to iron out a few bugs, particularly with special handling of apps likes Terminal, VSCode, etc.

Now we can have different colored borders for different apps, different titlebar colors, blur behind on some apps and mica extended to client area on other apps. It's kind of like of buffet now.

Needless to say, I am sure a few more bugs will pop up because almost everything changed. Please start with the new config file as well because a lot was changed and/or removed. There is also another example config file included which shows some examples and ideas.

[WildByDesign]

I just updated the first post with version 0.9.7.

I added support for Task Manager (Blur Behind and ExtendFrameIntoClient) which looks nice and works well. Also some important bug fixes with border colors and some special handling fixes for Windows Terminal.

I added options for GlobalExtendFrameIntoClient and GlobalEnableBlurBehind for people who like too much adventure. It's not the greatest since most apps do not behave well with those. However, for those people, I made it so that the CustomRules can negate this on  per-app or per-class basis with ExtendFrameIntoClient=False or EnableBlurBehind=False

Task Manager screenshot:

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