[quote who="RedneckDude" reply="608" id="3862044"] Quoting bobj420, reply 607 Really looking forward to the beta, got forced into Windows 11 due to getting a new pc & WindowBlinds is sorely missed. It's not like you can't install Windows 10. [/quote] Yes, true, but since Windows 10 will b
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Really looking forward to the beta, got forced into Windows 11 due to getting a new pc & WindowBlinds is sorely missed.
Look, I asked a question & it was answered, much appreciated. As to my opinion of the staff, it's just that, an opinion, no need to like it.
I expected exactly what was given, an answer to the question & a solution if available. "...that solution is for firefox alone." You are correct, but then the title of this topic specifies Firefox does it not?
Indeed, thank you. The lack of replies & knowledge from those here from Stardock is incredibly disappointing, all they ever do is say they'll get in contact with someone else & get back to you but you're lucky if you ever get another reply.
Sorry to bump but has there been any update on this?
[quote who="naroon1" reply="28" id="3854695"] Fine bob, just trying to help [e digicons]*_*[/e] Good luck with Vivaldi. [/quote] Apologies if my replies seemed rude, I've been in a mood & it just irked me when Start 10/11 got brought up since it has nothing to do with it & just adds confusion where it's not needed.
[quote who="naroon1" reply="26" id="3854551"]I was just making sure you knew about the symbiotic relationship between WB and Start10/11 as you wrote "I can't get the app to skin at all." [/quote] Yes, because I couldn't get WindowBlinds (the forum we're in) to skin Vivaldi (the app we're referring to). Has nothing to do with the Start 10/11 software.
[quote who="naroon1" reply="22" id="3840177"] Quoting bobj420, reply 20 Quoting weltraumeule, reply 19 Hello, is skinnin
[quote who="basj" reply="1" id="3852308"] ...From what I know, there is not option to do that... [/quote] Things like this really disappoint me. There actually is an option to do exactly that, but it does require a little extra work. Perhaps a proper discussion on how to achieve that goal would be better instead of "it's just not possible". I understand not everyone is comfortable with modifying skins but you never know who just might be. Also, this is something that
[quote who="xode0000" reply="2" id="3846670"] Thank you for responding this quickly and I see that SkinStudio comes with no extra charge. However, what will Windows updates do to WindowBlinds, if anything? Also, my understanding is Stardock releases upgrades every few months or so. If I've bought the program, what happens to the existing license I have when an upgrade is released? [/quote] Windows update rarely does anything detrimental to WindowBlinds &
[quote who="weltraumeule" reply="19" id="3840023"] Hello, is skinning with Vivaldi now working with the latest Windowe Blinds build? [/quote] I can't get the app to skin at all.
There has been some discussion about this issue in another topic, https://forums.stardock.com/507885/how-to-properly-exclude-uwp-apps [quote who="JoneeAL" reply="10" id="3839307"] i have an issue with Windows Blinds not excluding Microsoft apps like settings app Store and Mail my version of windows 21H2 v 19044 , 1566 ive told windows blinds to exclude Svchost
[quote who="basj" reply="1" id="3832125"] Hello, Sorry to hear you are having issues. For Windowblinds, when using dark theme skin, usually the theme designer change Windows system colors. Usually, something like Windows background colors from default White to some dark color. When this is done. It will change every application that use Windows system color so if Firefox use the Windows system colors for that web page it will effect those. BTW, what WB Skin you're using
Windows 10 64-bit (version 1809 and above) does not indicate compatibility with Windows 11. Windows 10 64-bit (version 1809 and above) & above would indicate compatibility with Windows 11.
Archive.org: WinCustomize: Explore : WindowBlinds : Jitter The download isn't available, just putting it up for reference.
Not 100% sure but I think that opens your computer up to all inbound connections, good & bad.
I can only find SkinStudio under Order History .
[quote who="Thunderz2016" reply="7" id="3827843"] Thank you for the update. If we want to exclude all UWP apps, which process/executable should we exclude? [/quote] Looks to me like it's svchost.exe. I'm not certain but I think excluding that core process might cause other problems with WindowBlinds which is why I was curious about exclusion based on command line switches. Answer found, see below.
[quote who="basj" reply="4" id="3826825"] No, no update on this one yet Thank you, Basj, Stardock Community Assistant [/quote] I guess I'll just keep waiting. You'd think this would've been something figured out a long time ago...
[quote who="basj" reply="2" id="3825578"] Hello, I have forward your problem/question to Stardock Support Team for their assistance. Please keep an eye on this thread for any updates. We appreciate your feedback and patience. Basj, Stardock Community Assistant [/quote] Any updates on this?
There's a thread waiting on this very answer here .
There are 2 ways to get to the Apps & Features settings page, easy way to uninstall apps: Start>Run (Windows Key+R)>ms-settings:appsfeatures Or type in search: ms-settings:appsfeatures
What you find inside of that folder in Start10 are just shortcuts, deleting them will have nothing to do with either uninstalling that application or removing Launch.exe.
I've been looking for a way to do this myself. Nothing I've tried so far has worked but if someone from Stardock could answer a question for me I think I can get it figured out. Can WindowBlinds exclude something triggered by another application? It seems UWP apps are controlled by a host service so blocking that alone might create other problems.