Thanks for the suggestion scorpNZ. I couldn't find a support link so incorrectly thought that this forum was Stardock's way of managing support. I've since found the support link, raised a ticket and it's been confirmed that a fix for this will be included in the next patch.
Can someone from Stardock pick one of these many almost-identical requests and reply to one (or all) of them please? Thanks! https://forums.stardock.com/483966/page/1/#3684647 (from 2017) https://forums.stardock.com/484485/page/1/#3686222 (from 2017) https://forums.stardock.com/480695/page/1/#3658582 (from 2016)<b
Hopefully you get a response... My similar question went unanswered: https://forums.stardock.com/483966/page/1/#3684647
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It seems I'm not the only one who's noticed that installing Fences adds an (unwanted) animation when simply moving icons on the Windows desktop. An animation that wasn't there before. There's this post from 2016: https://forums.stardock.com/480695/page/1/#3658582 and this one from 2015: https://forums.stardock.com/471806 both of which went unanswered. I don't develop so
Thanks for the reply, however I must disagree that it's standard Windows behaviour... The acid test is does moving an icon on the desktop behave the same when Fences is installed and when Fences is not installed, and the answer is no. My (preferred) Windows settings are 'Auto arrange icons' [unchecked] and 'Align icons to grid' [checked]. As I mentioned above I've set Windows animations to off in Windows settings. 1. With Fences not installed, when an icon is mov
I don't think it'll be addressed because other users seem to have been requesting the same thing for the last 7 years, but is there any reason why Fences ignores and overrides my Windows 10 settings to disable all animations? Without Fences installed moving an icon on the desktop happens instantaneously. With Fences installed an animation is applied - the icon goes back to where it was originally and animates from that starting position back to where I just dropped it. Apa
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