- Mar 16, 2019
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@venustus What do you use to make the taskbar fully transparent?
Thanks, but it changed a lot even before making any changes like start menu turned into Windows 7 style. Any way to avoid that?I used the tutorial here
However Classic Shell has now been replaced by this
Here are my settings for a transparent look:
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No, you can't avoid that...It's by design..Thanks, but it changed a lot even before making any changes like start menu turned into Windows 7 style. Any way to avoid that?
Ok, thanksNo, you can't avoid that...It's by design..
Cheers!
Thanks... but:I just found this. This works great and has some other customization as well.
Releases · TranslucentTB/TranslucentTB
A lightweight utility that makes the Windows taskbar translucent/transparent. - TranslucentTB/TranslucentTBgithub.com
Lovely!Having some technical difficulty with uploading images here, sorry I had to delete my previous post.
Anyway, show-Zi reminded me about Rainmeter. I mean, how could I forget this? ⛈ So, here is Rainmeter--SystemInformation by ahmed90 available on DeviantArt.
Surely it is a false positive. Norton is known to often detect apps with low reputation. It's safe, I'm using it now.
Fantastic Nexus skinHaving some technical difficulty with uploading images here, sorry I had to delete my previous post.
Anyway, show-Zi reminded me about Rainmeter. I mean, how could I forget this? ⛈ So, here is Rainmeter--SystemInformation by ahmed90 available on DeviantArt.
I'll submit it to Symantec.
Yes, they're pretty quick to response. In general AVs response to FP faster than malware submission.This is great! Symantec is surprisingly receptive to consumer submissions. They took care of fp regarding several child processes of a brand new Edge.dev build in just a few hours.
Cheers!!@venustus Regarding TranslucentTB, after submission Norton has removed the false positive now
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My Windows Desktop. I think there's still room for a couple of icons
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