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Add contrast border or background color in tray icons #1490

Closed Biswa96 closed 1 year ago

Biswa96 commented 1 year ago

Description of the feature, modification, idea or suggestion

In dark mode, the tray icons in taskbar are not easily distinguishable. For example, see the following screenshots

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See the difference in the tray icons.

Proposed implementation details (optional)

No response

d-faure commented 1 year ago

There's also a visibility issue in light mode under Windows 11: image

dmex commented 1 year ago

Setting IconTransparencyEnabled to 0 reverts to the non-transparent background

Biswa96 commented 1 year ago

Setting IconTransparencyEnabled to 0 reverts to the non-transparent background

It does work but the results are not applied to all icons. See the second one from right.

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The colors are not so distinct. Also editing XML file is not so user convenient 🤓

d-faure commented 1 year ago

Setting IconTransparencyEnabled to 0 reverts to the non-transparent background

Good! That was exactly the parameter I wanted.

The colors are not so distinct. Also editing XML file is not so user convenient 🤓

In fact, this is rather easily done through the advanced options tab.

Vasilich commented 1 year ago

2 tray icons get transparent color after first redrawing (after start bg for all icons is black):

All other icons get and keep black bg. All this with IconTransparencyEnabled set to 0, on Windows 10 22H2 and SI 3.0.5527.

dmex commented 1 year ago

I've changed the settings so the transparent icons won't be enabled by default.

2 tray icons get transparent color

Fixed 👍