Another vote here for Windows on ARM builds for Stardock products. I know this may or may not be a "simple" recompilation process, as it depends on the development toolchain and any 3rd party libraries also having ARM support, but I do hope this is something you will consider doing as it becomes practical. Thanks for listening.
garyvot
[quote who="Neil Banfield" reply="8" id="3825504"] The menu repositions itself with Start11 because it is a very poor user experience to click on the button and then have to move your mouse right to find the menu. The more buttons you have and the less wide your menu is the worse this experience becomes. We could look to add an option to force it to be in the centre for those who don't care about that and just want it exactly centred. [/quote] With respec
Thanks for the reply Basj. Are you certain you have enabled the Startup Boost feature in Microsoft Edge? It is not enabled by default. It's hard to tell because I'm viewing on my phone but it doesn't appear that you show this setting being enabled in your video. You should find this in the System settings in Edge I believe.
FYI, with latest version of Curtains 1.19, the Chrome/Edge browser styling option seems to be incompatible with the Microsoft Edge Startup Boost feature. Tested with Edge Version 91.0.864.59 (production) on Windows 10 19043.1081 (21H1). According to Microsoft, Startup Boost keeps Edge partially running in the background when the browser is "closed" to increase perceived launch times. This "closed but not closed" state seems to mess with the skinning logic somehow, and the r