The Desktop Window Manager (DWM) is the service behind the Desktop composition. This drawing is then rendered as a desktop image and presented for us on the display. The drawing of the screen is actually redirected to the off-screen surfaces in video memory.
So what is desktop composition, and what it means to have it enabled? Having the desktop composition enabled means that individual windows will not draw to the primary display directly as it was used to happen in earlier Windows. In this article we will discuss what desktop composition is and how to enable or disable them.Īlso, check out this article on how to calibrate laptop screen on Windows 10. This feature has completely changed the way pixels are displayed on the screen by the different applications. It would require some modifications to Firefox's source code.What is Desktop composition you ask? Well, Desktop composition is a visual experience feature, which was first introduced in Vista. So yeah, not all behavior can be changed with CSS alone. If you turn off critical CSS files in Style Editor such as browser.css (there are 2 files called browser.css), you can still minimize/maximize/close Firefox window with the caption buttons on Windows 7/8.x, but not on Windows 10. titlebar-button to none on Windows 7, but that doesn't help on Windows 10 due to some hardcoded behavior it just completely disables the ability to use those buttons. # main-window īuilt-in CSS sets display property of.
The frame goes solid black after turning on dark mode:Ĭreating the userChrome.css with the following content. Actually, with my custom theme in Windows, I get some transparency even without using userChrome.css (no idea why that works in the first place): I've no clue what the problem on your end is because the transparency part has always worked on my end. That wasn't directed at you specifically, but those that keep creating new threads even though they could post in the old existing threads. It is not so that I don't use "search" option
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