Ast3risk-ops
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11 months ago Fun fact: Atlas modifies Edge for privacy (because it's literal spyware), and we highly recommend removing edge and replacing it with your browser of choice.
Closed loisadf closed 11 months ago
Ast3risk-ops
commented
11 months ago Fun fact: Atlas modifies Edge for privacy (because it's literal spyware), and we highly recommend removing edge and replacing it with your browser of choice.
loisadf
commented
11 months ago Fun fact: Atlas was installed before the Edge was installed (I tested this on different windows even with the Edge completely cut out, lol), so I don't think Atlas modifies the Edge. Probably Atlas blocks or removes in the system itself that through which the transparency of the contex menus in the Edge is implemented.
In the problem of blocking the ISP's dns change. Maybe the problem is that I'm using a standalone Edge installer (for business) and it automatically detects the Edge under organization management, but there was no problem with changing dns before installing Atlas. Perhaps Atlas installs something similar in windows itself and the Edge takes the organization from windows itself. I wonder how Atlas wants to ensure privacy by disallowing dns provider changes) ?
I can see why Atlas doesn't like Edge. Not because it is spyware, but because most of the users use Chrome or Firefox and they don't like it when there is an Edge lying idle in their system. The same chrome I'm sure leaks even more information than Edge, but using Firefox after many years on chromium is just impossible.
Ast3risk-ops
commented
11 months ago Fun fact: Atlas was installed before the Edge was installed (I tested this on different windows even with the Edge completely cut out, lol), so I don't think Atlas modifies the Edge. Probably Atlas blocks or removes in the system itself that through which the transparency of the contex menus in the Edge is implemented.
In the problem of blocking the ISP's dns change. Maybe the problem is that I'm using a standalone Edge installer (for business) and it automatically detects the Edge under organization management, but there was no problem with changing dns before installing Atlas. Perhaps Atlas installs something similar in windows itself and the Edge takes the organization from windows itself. I wonder how Atlas wants to ensure privacy by disallowing dns provider changes) ?
I can see why Atlas doesn't like Edge. Not because it is spyware, but because most of the users use Chrome or Firefox and they don't like it when there is an Edge lying idle in their system. The same chrome I'm sure leaks even more information than Edge, but using Firefox after many years on chromium is just impossible.
Either way it's easier to replace Edge.
norwaytiewon
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11 months ago ok so first of all pardon me for my bad English and second is i couldn't use win11 so idk how you would get mica transparency effects (probably toggling transparency effects settings in personalization tab would help) but i can help you with something else i guess
it's not really Atlas related issue but atlas changes animation settings (which can be toggled ofc), which also disables edge's rounded corners and other features
solution: search "Adjust the appearance and the performance of Windows" and there you can check/uncheck animation related settings of Windows. If you specifically check "Show shadows under the windows" then you will get rounded corners Try yourself what other options do and what meets your requirements
https://github.com/Atlas-OS/Atlas/assets/123308285/5204cc2e-5955-444a-bccc-904483860dd8
loisadf
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11 months ago Решение: найдите «Настроить внешний вид и производительность Windows», и там вы можете проверить/снять флажок с настроек, связанных с анимацией Windows. Если вы специально поставите галочку напротив пункта «Показывать тени под окнами», то у вас получатся закругленные углы Попробуйте сами, что делают другие варианты и что соответствует вашим требованиям
It really works.
Thank you so much for helping find a solution to my problem
ghost
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11 months ago Atlas didnt limit my ms edge settings tho (organisation thingie). Did you fresh install windows first?
loisadf
commented
11 months ago Yes, Windows was fresh. I was looking for a solution to this problem and found that this is a common problem. All chromium browsers that become managed by organizations. To solve this problem you need to edit the Windows group policy. The problem is that I have Windows Home and you can't edit it in this version. I'll try installing the Pro version and see if that solves the problem.
ghost
commented
11 months ago Yes, Windows was fresh. I was looking for a solution to this problem and found that this is a common problem. All chromium browsers that become managed by organizations. To solve this problem you need to edit the Windows group policy. The problem is that I have Windows Home and you can't edit it in this version. I'll try installing the Pro version and see if that solves the problem.
I remember getting this issue by running a tweaker before. I had fixed it by completely deleting ms edge related reg files. https://www.reddit.com/r/MicrosoftEdge/comments/ja5mlo/microsoft_edge_managed_by_your_organization/ check comments
loisadf
commented
11 months ago Problem solved. Thanks to @norwaytiewon and @xe1st for his help.
Description
After installing atlas, all browser's contex menus lose transparency and rounded edges. Also, the browser is taken over by the organization, so it is impossible to change the dns provider. All this degrades functionality Microsoft Edge.
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Expected behavior
It was working before atlas was installed.
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Atlas Version
Atlas 10 22H2
Desktop information
CPU Intel i7 GPU AMD RX 570 RAM 16 GB
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Additional content
AtlasOS version 0.3.2 Windows 11 23h2 build 22631.2787 Microsoft Edge 119.0.2151.9 (Official build) (64-bit)