Borders cannot be disabled on Firefox using blacklist

FelixKratz / JankyBorders

A lightweight window border system for macOS

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Borders cannot be disabled on Firefox using blacklist #91

Closed szfkamil closed 5 months ago

szfkamil commented 5 months ago

The borders for Firefox are not disabled after restarting the app, or the computer itself.

All the other apps are not displaying borders if blacklisted.

 blacklist="Firefox,Safari,System
 10         Preferences,System Settings,Calculator,Software
 11         Update,zoom.us,Photo Booth,Archive
 12         Utility,Python,LibeOffice,App Store,Activity Monitor,System
 13         Information,Print Centre,TextEdit,Disk Utility,Alfred Preferences,
 14         Alfred,Noi,Finder,Dictionary,Photos,Music,Spotify,VLC,Preview,Reminders,Todoist,Notes,iTerm2"

I made sure it's not an issue of case-sensitivity.

szfkamil commented 5 months ago

I've re-installed the app and this has not fixed the issue.

FelixKratz commented 5 months ago

For me borders blacklist="firefox" seems to work just fine. It needs to be in lower case because the procname is firefox and not Firefox

szfkamil commented 5 months ago

For me borders blacklist="firefox" seems to work just fine. It needs to be in lower case because the procname is firefox and not Firefox

Is this usual for an application name to be a different from process name? man says the name of the application.

The process name in activity monitor for Firefox is always upper-case. Unless by procname you mean something else?

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In any case, perhaps case-sensitive for app names would be a good feature request?