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Describe the bug
It would seem that some windows' borders are made thicker than they should be (this sometimes includes the bottom border, but not always oddly enough, might be because of something else then), which the blur effect is then applied to, and leads to some subtly odd renders, such as that of this very window.
I think it has something to do with the application you're using, which incorrectly extends the window border or uses DwmExtendFrameIntoClientArea.
Also I'm not sure what the version number you provided refers to, DWMBlurGlass never had such a version number.
I think it has something to do with the application you're using, which incorrectly extends the window border or uses DwmExtendFrameIntoClientArea. Also I'm not sure what the version number you provided refers to, DWMBlurGlass never had such a version number.
Well I'm not sure how I even acquired that build, but I definitely do recall it stating 0.4.x or 0.5.x.
Perhaps that was glass8 ? I don't recall it looking like that though.
Describe the bug
It would seem that some windows' borders are made thicker than they should be (this sometimes includes the bottom border, but not always oddly enough, might be because of something else then), which the blur effect is then applied to, and leads to some subtly odd renders, such as that of this very window.
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This doesn't seem to be tied to the
Effects extend to borders (win10)
option, as it remains this way regardless of its state.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: