As of 4th of Feb 2022, Rules has been added to TranslucentTB in PR#513 and this project has been archived for good. TranslucentTB was the reason I made this project in the first place and I am glad I contributed it the feature I needed back to it.
A tool to change windows 10 taskbar appearance with per-app rules.
Although TranslucentTB is a great project, it doesn't provide per-app taskbar color so I decided to make XBar to provide per-app rules which you can configure in the config file located at %AppData%/XBar
.
Having rules makes it possible to have seamless integration between the taskbar and the titlebar of an app if you want.
Given this config :
{
"general": {
// whether to run the app at windows startup
"runAtStartup": true,
// whether to show or hide the tray icon
"showTrayIcon": true
},
"maximized": {
// can be one of "opaque", "transparent", "fluent", "normal", "blur"
"accentState": "opaque",
// can be 3-digit hex color like "#fff" or 6-digit like "#ffffff"
// or 8-digit that contiains alpha value like "#BFffffff"
"color": "#1f1f1f",
"rules": {
// the rules are basically key value pair
// where the key is the exeName
// and the value is the color followed by a slash followed by accent state, ie "color/accentState"
"discord.exe": "#202225/opaque",
"vivaldi.exe": "#14151B/opaque",
"firefox.exe": "#202340/opaque"
}
},
"regular": {
"accentState": "transparent",
"color": "#00000000",
"rules": {}
}
}
- Detect Areo Peek
- Detect Start Menu
- Detect Task View
- Contribute back to TranslucentTB
See the CONTRIBUTING.md .
- TranslucentTB - Great project, XBar wouldn't be possible without it.
Licensed under the GPLv3 License. Please see the LICENSE.md file for more.