SkyyDX

SkyyDX

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After successfully testing WindowBlinds in a VirtualMachine I was ready to try it on my actual system and got a small shock. I heavily modified my UserChrome.css of Firefox and found that WindowBlinds replaces it without warning or notice leaving me shocked why my Firefox looked stock suddenly. Now it thankfully makes a backup and I also had my own backup but I would atleast appreciate a warning so the user knows what going on. Something like: "To

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I see the difference now, SKS only forces a quick-refresh to mostly update images and such someone has edited while WB itself forces a full refresh, did I get that right? In my case restarting explorer manually didn't update the fonts either, I have to force a WB refresh for them to show up. Now that I know this it's no problem but maybe SKS could add a little warning that, if some changes don't show up, the user should do a WB refresh.

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A little update from me, I discovered a bug in SkinStudio aswell which might explain my issues even better. Upton further testing today I found out that changing the SystemFonts in SKS, saving the changes and then applying the skin from within SKS does not apply the System Fonts! To get the System Fonts applied you have to save the skin in SKS, open WindowBlinds, switch to any other skin and then back to your edited skin, then everything will be correctly applied.

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I haven't really used WindowBlinds since the early Windows 7 days but I loved it from the XP-era till then. Now that the .msstyles community for Windows 10 isn't all that great anymore I thought I would give WB another try and did so in a Virtual Machine with the latest Windows 10 1803 release and liked it so I thought about buying the whole ObjectDesktop package but I've ran into a small problem. Without WindowBlinds active I could easily change the system-font of my W

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