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ChrisAnd1998
Taskbar flicker to transparent for a second when window is minimized or maximized.
Hi,
Describe the bug using " switch back to default on Maximized Window" makes taskbar flicker to transparent version for a second in between going from blur to " switch back to default on Maximized Window".
To Reproduce i tried it with windows file explorer, firefox , edge and spotify( it does not happen with spotify, exception).. there were many more. steps - ( there's a gif attached )
- have mozilla firefox or file explorer opened with these settings on - style set to blur and revert to default when maximized.
- minimize everthing.
- click on firefox in taskbar to maximize it and click again to minimize it.
- you can loop it and will see the issue.
- in everyday use its happens everytime.
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Desktop (please complete the following information):
- OS: windows 10 21H2
- Version build 19044.1415
Additional context The gif above shows maximizing bug. there's similar effect when windows are minimized by the button in title bar. To reproduce that- have multiple windows on top of each other ( maximized) for eg- file explorer then edge then firefox when you minimize firefox the taskbar will flicker but revert to default as it sees edge in maximized
Tried both rainmeter and standard zip. same issue
@PhoenixCODE2322 I see.. This is some bug inside the windows maximizing animation. This happens when TaskbarX is disabled too.
it looks like it's going from light to dark mode very quickly. Resulting in a white flicker.
Sorry.. it indeed gets transparent for a split second.
from your first reply.. i started finding a good software to record the screen.. been doind that till now.
so now you are abe to replicate the bug/issue ? or should i send a recording.
@PhoenixCODE2322 I see.. This is some bug inside the windows maximizing animation. This happens when TaskbarX is disabled too.
no it does not happen when taskbarx is disabled.
i think the issue is revert to default when maximized ( its a good feature) but it keeps jumping to transparent. if only blur is used there's no isssue there.