Congratulations to the Windowblinds Development Team!

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I am absolutely delighted.  I hadn't updated Windowblinds for some time, because the newer versions didn't skin Firefox (I use the Diamond style to try to replicate the windows in Windows 7, a reason similar to why I use Start10).  I read a comment somewhere that the Firefox problem was unlikely to be resolved, but a couple of days ago I thought I might try again anyway, so I installed the latest version.  O joy!  It skins almost everything, including File Explorer and VLC.  I can even modify the File Explorer background to black, to match Windows dark mode, in the System Colours modification option.

This is great.  I don't know why the window decoration is so important to me visually, but it is.  Perhaps it's the slight impression of depth - I dislike the way the standard windows look like flat pieces of sharp-edged paper.

Anyway, well done, all of you, and I hope you get through the current awful period OK.

Best wishes,

Martin Ward
Minehead, UK

P.S. I can change the File Explorer window background to black and the text to white, but does anyone know how to do the same in the navigation panel?  I can change its background to black, but not the lettering to white.  Black on black makes folder navigation difficult.  I've compromised with a purple background (!)

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Hello,

P.S. I can change the File Explorer window background to black and the text to white, but does anyone know how to do the same in the navigation panel? I can change its background to black, but not the lettering to white. Black on black makes folder navigation difficult. I've compromised with a purple background (!)
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If I understand you correctly, you can change that navigation text panel color by changing Window text color.

 

Thank you,

Basj
Stardock Community Assistant.