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[x] I've read FAQ.
[x] I've restarted the affected app after adding rule for it.
[x] I've checked other issues and this is not a duplicate.
Describe the bug
Windows Terminal launches as opaque instead of transparent, per settings set in Windows Terminal, when MicaForEveryone is running. This occurs despite overriding BackdropPreference in the Global Rule with the application name.
Set Windows Terminal opacity in Windows Terminal settings
Set global Backdrop Type to Mica
Set wt Backdrop Type to None
Open Windows Terminal (should be incorrectly opaque)
Click off of terminal (should become transparent as it should be)
Expected behavior
MicaForEveryone ignores Windows Terminal per rule configuration, preventing the application from displaying as opaque.
Screenshots
mica.wt.mp4
Windows Version
Edition - Windows 11 Pro N for Workstations
Version - 23H2
OS build - 22631.3155
Other tools being used
[x] Rectify11
[ ] StartIsBack
[ ] Chrome/Firefox themes or config to add system backdrop
[ ] Add it yourself (Any other tool that you may use)
Additional context
I've tried running MicaForEveryone as a standard user and as admin. I've also set BackdropPreference to None for Windows Terminal adjacent processes:
[x] I've read FAQ.
[x] I've restarted the affected app after adding rule for it.
[x] I've checked other issues and this is not a duplicate.
Describe the bug
Windows Terminal launches as opaque instead of transparent, per settings set in Windows Terminal, when MicaForEveryone is running. This occurs despite overriding
BackdropPreference
in the Global Rule with the application name.Rule
Target Application
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
MicaForEveryone ignores Windows Terminal per rule configuration, preventing the application from displaying as opaque.
Screenshots
mica.wt.mp4
Windows Version
Other tools being used
[x] Rectify11
[ ] StartIsBack
[ ] Chrome/Firefox themes or config to add system backdrop
[ ] Add it yourself (Any other tool that you may use)
Additional context
I've tried running MicaForEveryone as a standard user and as admin. I've also set
BackdropPreference
toNone
for Windows Terminal adjacent processes:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: