So there's this Gnome extension called Unite that removes the window control buttons from the headers and puts them on Gnome's status bar. It works with all the CSD supported applications, including GTKCord... until a certain point.
So, when GTKCord starts, it uses a system-ish CSD title bar that is affected by Unite. But when its finished and a chat is open, it seems to use a different set of buttons that are not affected by Unite's CSS. So far this is like the only app I've seen that does this. My assumption is these buttons lack some kind of CSS class to be affected by Unite.
So there's this Gnome extension called Unite that removes the window control buttons from the headers and puts them on Gnome's status bar. It works with all the CSD supported applications, including GTKCord... until a certain point.
So, when GTKCord starts, it uses a system-ish CSD title bar that is affected by Unite. But when its finished and a chat is open, it seems to use a different set of buttons that are not affected by Unite's CSS. So far this is like the only app I've seen that does this. My assumption is these buttons lack some kind of CSS class to be affected by Unite.