Published on February 4, 2020 By ALMonty In WindowBlinds

Is any one have a problem with the new Edge concerning the title bar? I can see that frame uses the WB theme, but the title bar uses the default theme. Is the a Chrome thing? I could never get Chrome to skin and since Edge uses the same engine I'm thinking that's the problem.


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on Feb 04, 2020

Getting the same thing here ALMonty, but I doubt anything can be done about it.   

on Feb 04, 2020

It's a shame, you open IE and it's beautiful then you open Edge and it's awful. 

I think they did something to IE. It's very slow and some pages don't load all the way.

on Feb 04, 2020

Yes, I have noticed that on IE also, very slow.

 

on Feb 07, 2020

The same command line that makes Chrome use a normal titlebar will also make Edge - chrome do the same.

on Feb 07, 2020

Neil I created an Edge short cut and added -disable-features=Windows10CustomTitlebar to the end of the target whithin the shortcut. Nothing changed. I also looked at the about/flags in edge and couldn't find anything.

on Feb 10, 2020

Bump

on May 14, 2020

ALMonty

Bump

 

Try adding this to the end of the shortcut and restarting Edge/your PC:

 --disable-windows10-custom-titlebar

Don't forget the space before the argument. Lemme know if that helps.

on May 14, 2020

SemoB


Quoting ALMonty,

Bump



 

Try adding this to the end of the shortcut and restarting Edge/your PC:

 --disable-windows10-custom-titlebar

Don't forget the space before the argument. Lemme know if that helps.

 

Tried it, and it didn't work.

on May 15, 2020

NeverExists07

Tried it, and it didn't work.

Has never properly worked for me either.

on May 15, 2020

Didn't work for me either. Uninstalled Edge Chromium and went back to the Edge that came with 10. WB works with this.

on May 18, 2020

ALMonty

Didn't work for me either. Uninstalled Edge Chromium and went back to the Edge that came with 10. WB works with this.

I have the latest version of Edge Chromium and the title bars are skinned properly in Windowblinds.

You need to unload Windowblinds by applying the Default theme,  add -disable-features=Windows10CustomTitlebar to the end of the target and close Microsoft Edge. Restart Windowblinds and select a skin to use. Start Edge and the title bar should be skinned.

The only problem I have is when using my Surface Pro in tablet form the min/max/close buttons will not take input from a Surface Pen. Nothing happens when tapping with the Surface Pen.

on May 18, 2020

Ok, I unloaded Windowblinds, applied the default theme, then added the "-disable-features=Windows10CustomTitlebar" to the end of the "target", closed Microsoft Edge, restarted Windowblinds, added a theme, and nothing, did I miss a step?

on May 18, 2020

You added a space before -disable-.......?

on May 18, 2020

I'm using Firefox. It's skinned to whatever blind I apply and works just fine. Try it. You'll like it.  

on May 18, 2020

Chasbo

I'm using Firefox. It's skinned to whatever blind I apply and works just fine. Try it. You'll like it.
Never got my Firefox to work properly. IF I manage to get titlebar skinned, the min/max/close are totally messed up. I'm actually not too unhappy about it anymore, running Firefox theme called Matte Black (White).

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