Tried the Explorer transparency option with Play style. Works, but only after 1-4 seconds of delay post-launch of Explorer. Sometimes trans effect won't appear at all until clicking in another window or the taskbar. Win10 Pro v2004.
Unchecking 'Apply styles to compatible Windows Universal applications' fixed it. Thanks, Neil. P.S.: More details in case useful - Dell Optiplex 3060, i5-8500T, 8Gb RAM
Issue persists with 2004 update, but now Calc won't paint correctly on subsequent relaunch. Both Calc & Settings windows paint solid accent color and are unresponsive. Keep having fun, Neil.[spoiler][/spoiler][e digicons]|-)[/e]
Same here. Check for Updates Automatically was enabled by default. Happened only once so far.
1.01 just auto-prompted that a new version is available, but there isn't one. Just FYI.
Noticed one little difference between 1.0 & 1.01 just now after a restart. The settings app window flashes the accent color on first launch then displays & behaves normally on 1.0 until closed & relaunched when it stays solid accent color & is non-responsive, same with multiple relaunch attempts. In 1.01, the Settings window is painted solid accent color & unresponsive on initial & all subsequent launches. FWIW
[quote who="Neil Banfield" reply="11" id="3784103"] Did this issue happen in prior versions of Curtains? and have you run a WB skin in this windows session (I.e. since last login) [/quote] Didn't really do a shakedown with the beta, Neil, but seeing exact same behavior with 1.0 on the rig I'm replying on (1.0 on this laptop, 1.01 is on my desktop from which the above reply was posted). I still have the beta installer, could revert to that if it would help.&n
Windows 10 Pro 1909 18363.900 Curtains 1.01 Dark Waters Style Settings window paints solid accent color & is unresponsive - can't be moved/dragged & TB buttons inactive. Can only close using taskbar button right click. Same with every style I choose. First launch of Calculator: Close & relaunch Calculator
Follow-up from the AZ DHS. https://azdhs.gov/preparedness/epidemiology-disease-control/infectious-disease-epidemiology/covid-19/dashboards/index.php The link is to a dashboard documenting state stats - both cases & deaths are on a fairly significant downward trend over the past 2.5 weeks. The curve having been initially flattened,
Ace - There are several Speed-Dial plugins in the Chrome Store which are compatible with Brave. Brave's Bookmarks Bar will hold lots of favicons, also, depending on your screen res, especially if you don't use labels.
There's no accounting for taste, starkers. And that's as it should be.[e digicons]|-)[/e]
In Arizona, there have been ~28,000 total deaths (all causes) in 2020 through the end of May, of which 918 (3.3%) were classified as due to COVID-19. Those 918 deaths occurred between March 15 and May 31. Just under another 900 deaths have been classified as due to COVID-19 in June but total death data for June has not yet been posted. <p style="color: #333333; font-family: 'Trebuchet MS', verdana; font-size:
One 'benefit' of Brave, actually the one that persuaded me to switch to it as my default, is that it renders pages flawlessly, far more reliably than any other browser available at the time I switched, which must be almost 2 years ago now, and I test-drove all of them at the time. Maybe others have improved since, but I see no reason to abandon Brave.
If you're looking for a browser that doesn't collect or report, Brave & Duck Duck Go are worth a spin.
[quote who="neone6" reply="13" id="3782586"] Everything is Malware [e digicons]:cylon:[/e] [/quote] Hard to argue with that these days.[e digicons]|-)[/e]
Isn't it the equivalent of the 'plus' version, RND? Just called CursorFX 4 now? I still have CursorXP Plus & CursorFX Plus available in my downloads but aren't they 'replaced' by 4?
CursorFX until recently was a standalone product. The version now included in the Object Desktop subscription is the current one. I believe the double-click to install method still works. You can also download .cursorFX files from the Wincustomize library to Users/public/public documents/stardock/cursorfx/themes. They will then be available to choose from within the CursorFX configuration dialog. Enjoy!
I still pretty vividly remember Leo Laporte doing a segment on his radio show late 2006 or so about this new little application called Twitter & how you could 'follow' accounts of people you found interesting, mostly computer nerds like Leo. Seems like Kim Komando mused about it around that time as well. Neither had any idea how the cancer would grow. Never appealed to me, never had an account or handle, though I lurk on 3 or 4 accounts for simple entertainment value,
if your question is about Brave, it's chrome-based so most extensions are supported (or will function). I only use a few, including LastPass.
Ace, I have 34 favicons visible on the favorites bar, not even full screen. Wouldn't that serve same purpose?
As a former Pale Moon fan, I'll second that Brave recommendation. I don't mess with any of the BAT stuff as that seems a can of worms based on their user forum, but the browser itself is rock solid. My wife still likes Pale Moon but some sites she uses just don't work on it.
Our IT guy has had us using SysInternals for a few years now so he can remotely troubleshoot issues. Very useful app.
JoeUser Forums
Trade ya the centered icons for the car. Deal? [e digicons]:D[/e]
JoeUser Forums
Spaceballs was an awesome flick. [e digicons]\o/[/e]
JoeUser Forums
Memory is actually pretty vivid, even after all this time. He was awestruck. You could tell just watching him watch the film. Mission was definitely accomplished, though we had no idea how it would affect him and what was to follow. He was drawing Star Wars characters freehand in perfect 3D perspective at age 5. Incredible ability to render what his mind saw on a 2D surface, all spontaneously, no encouragement on our part.