Open mina354 opened 8 months ago
In Supermium specifically (as normal Chromium checks the Windows build number in various functions that the feature flag controls, but Supermium doesn't do this), the flag does have a use on older Windows versions: it serves to make inactive tabs completely translucent, whilst also being able to enable the native DWM title-bar like the disable-windows10-custom-titlebar flag already does, the former of which can be useful for those wanting a more clean look when using glass/translucency effects on their window frames/title-bars in 10 (e.g. using DWMBlurGlass) or older even.
@win32ss I would like to know your point of view on this report, if you don't mind. Thanks for your time.
I think the screenshot feature can be restored to the menu. It's always been hidden and never treated seriously by Chromium (I think even back in 2017 it was using Windows 8.1+ flags in PrintWindow).
So, I went to chrome://flags, and I found that this flag (#windows11-mica-titlebar) appears even when running Supermium on Windows version < 11. Could you make it so that it only appears when using Supermium on Windows 11? Enabling this flag on Windows version < 11 has no effect on older Windows, so it's pointless unless you're running Windows 11, since old Windows versions don't have "Mica titlebar" anyway. See below screenshot to know what I am talking about. Also, there's another thing I want to report: If I enable the refresh 2023 design, the screenshot feature (in the Sharing Hub, which then the entire Sharing Hub is moved to the hamburger "Customize and control Supermium" menu at a submenu called "Save and share") is lost. However, when I revert back to the refresh 2018 design, the screenshot feature is restored. Can this be fixed? I mean, could you make the screenshot feature available when using the refresh 2023 design as well? Unless it's already there somewhere and I am not aware.
Thank you very much in advance for your very hard work on this browser, much appreciated and I am so delighted.