Whenever Windows 7 and earlier were set to a non-DWM theme, Google Chrome, Chromium, and their derivatives would draw fake Aero borders around the browser itself, the task manager, and even the profile selection when starting up Chrome. Maybe something like that could be added to Supermium, along with the first-time setup window, which would then use the non-DWM Chrome frames rather than those chosen by the native Windows theme. Oh, and don't forget to make it automatic!!
AFAIK, that flag was called disable-dwm-composition.
Here's what the Task Manager in Chromium and Supermium looks like respectively, without DWM. These two screenshots are from Windows 7 Ultimate and Starter.
Whenever Windows 7 and earlier were set to a non-DWM theme, Google Chrome, Chromium, and their derivatives would draw fake Aero borders around the browser itself, the task manager, and even the profile selection when starting up Chrome. Maybe something like that could be added to Supermium, along with the first-time setup window, which would then use the non-DWM Chrome frames rather than those chosen by the native Windows theme. Oh, and don't forget to make it automatic!!
AFAIK, that flag was called
disable-dwm-composition
.Here's what the Task Manager in Chromium and Supermium looks like respectively, without DWM. These two screenshots are from Windows 7 Ultimate and Starter.