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Topic: «
General rule to always display window title bar
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Window Rules, or Tips and Tricks
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Andreas Toth
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10/20/2023 19:43:55
Many modern applications no longer display the classic window title bar making it difficult to identify which window belongs to which application, for example, Chrome amd Firefox.
What kind of generic rule could one design to handle this?
Things to consider...
* Try to target main application wimdows only
* Add a window title if none is available but what would the title be, the name of the executable?
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Bogdan Polishchuk
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11/18/2023 08:06:20
Hello, Andreas
Sorry for the delay in replying to you.
Do you necessarily need this rule to be a single specific settings entry which is applied to all such windows? Are there really too many applications you would like to add title bar to?
For a particular application title bar can be added by enabling the "Change standard window parts > Border and title bar > Add" option in the Startup section of the
specific settings
for the main window of the application.
Best regards.
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