I found a solution for Firefox -- in the Options > General > General tab, uncheck the "Use Hardware acceleration when available." Then the program can be skinned without issues. At least, this works for me.
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Besides causing issues with Firefox 35 (the subject of another tread here), WindowBlinds also affects the Logitech Gaming Software that I use for my gaming mouse in my Windows 8.1 laptop. The Logitech software will crash if I try to add a program or change the icon to any of the profiles it has. Also, there will be no icon in the notification area; only a blank space. The software works fine on my Windows 7 desktop, which does not have WindowBlinds. Trying to troublesho
Hello, I currently have an activated version of ObjectDock 2.1 on my main Windows 7 desktop, which I use as my main OS. This computer also has Windows 8 installed, which I use far less frequently (for now). (I also have Windows XP and SuSE Linux, but I just have a knack for making things complicated for myself.) [e classic]:lol:[/e] If I install ObjectDock on Windows 8, is it considered the same PC, or is it considered a separate install and would require a different l
There seems to be a small issue with ObjectDock Free and a recent Windows 7 x64 update -- more specifically, Update for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems (KB2603229). When this update is applied and the "Keep on Bottom" option is set in ObjectDock, it causes the dock to flicker when the mouse cursor is over the icons. How much it flickers, it seems to depend on how the cursor moves. At times the dock even disappears completely for a fraction of a second. While it doesn't seem to aff