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god286

skymover1239 wrote:
NFlex23 wrote:
misaPuding wrote:
(#797)
If copyright of the samsung logo was a problem, you could maybe change the color from blue to green or smth to make it different
It's not really a problem, but it is weird they look so similar.
Samsung would decide if that is a problem or not because they would be the one filing a lawsuit. However, the chance of a lawsuit being filed is basically impossible. I somehow doubt Samsung as lawyers patrolling the AT'S

I do hope that everyone in the Ninetails community doesn't want to sue me still on the topic of law!
There is a very very small chance. Samsung would still have to pay some legal fees right? And what's the point - they will get backlash for doing this to an open source project, especially when the people working on it don't have any money or something to get out of it.

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kccuber wrote:
(#4)
stop using freenom domains if you don't want your websites to magically redirect to inappropriate content after a while

Source?

Mod's Protogen Maker v2 released. I will update it when I will update it

NFlex23

uwv wrote:
you should also make it so that theres no build in window frame and replace it with a custom one

Could you clarify? What do you mean by build?

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NFlex23 wrote:
uwv wrote:
you should also make it so that theres no build in window frame and replace it with a custom one
Could you clarify? What do you mean by build?

I think they meant a built in window frame, and by that I believe they're talking about the bar that has the window controls (minimize, maximize, close).

NFlex23

LegoManiac04 wrote:
(#804)
NFlex23 wrote:
uwv wrote:
you should also make it so that theres no build in window frame and replace it with a custom one
Could you clarify? What do you mean by build?
I think they meant a built in window frame, and by that I believe they're talking about the bar that has the window controls (minimize, maximize, close).

Ah, I see. I doubt I could make a better one than there already is though.

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uwv

NFlex23 wrote:
(#805)
LegoManiac04 wrote:
(#804)
NFlex23 wrote:
uwv wrote:
you should also make it so that theres no build in window frame and replace it with a custom one
Could you clarify? What do you mean by build?
I think they meant a built in window frame, and by that I believe they're talking about the bar that has the window controls (minimize, maximize, close).
Ah, I see. I doubt I could make a better one than there already is though.

i think it'd look a lot better if it was in the same row as tabs, you'd get a lot more space for content as well as a more polished feeling

i use arch linux (btw) with the linux zen kernel and enjoy writing silly things in silly languages using silly frameworks

NFlex23

uwv wrote:
(#806)
NFlex23 wrote:
(#805)
LegoManiac04 wrote:
(#804)
NFlex23 wrote:
uwv wrote:
you should also make it so that theres no build in window frame and replace it with a custom one
Could you clarify? What do you mean by build?
I think they meant a built in window frame, and by that I believe they're talking about the bar that has the window controls (minimize, maximize, close).
Ah, I see. I doubt I could make a better one than there already is though.
i think it'd look a lot better if it was in the same row as tabs, you'd get a lot more space for content as well as a more polished feeling

I never thought about that… I guess it's because I use Windows and it already looks connected:

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kccuber

NFlex23 wrote:
I never thought about that… I guess it's because I use Windows and it already looks connected:

It looks disgusting if you set the titlebar color to your accent color though.
also look at the amount of empty space there.

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uwv

NFlex23 wrote:
(#807)
I never thought about that… I guess it's because I use Windows and it already looks connected

I forked it earlier today and I'll probably pr my changes tonight more than likely

this is what it currently looks like merged

old

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MagicCrayon9342

uwv wrote:
NFlex23 wrote:
(#807)
I never thought about that… I guess it's because I use Windows and it already looks connected
I forked it earlier today and I'll probably pr my changes tonight more than likely

this is what it currently looks like merged

old

How do you, in all seriousness, with the power of Electron, remove the Window title bar.

uwv

MagicCrayon9342 wrote:
(#810)
uwv wrote:
NFlex23 wrote:
(#807)
I never thought about that… I guess it's because I use Windows and it already looks connected
I forked it earlier today and I'll probably pr my changes tonight more than likely

this is what it currently looks like merged

old
How do you, in all seriousness, with the power of Electron, remove the Window title bar.

what? are you saying that it's hard to do or it shouldn't be done? it's really not hard and absolutely it should be done if you want your app to feel polished, the system's native titlebar really doesn't feel that clean and this is an elegant solution which really looks amazing.

i use arch linux (btw) with the linux zen kernel and enjoy writing silly things in silly languages using silly frameworks

MagicCrayon9342

uwv wrote:
MagicCrayon9342 wrote:
(#810)
uwv wrote:
NFlex23 wrote:
(#807)
I never thought about that… I guess it's because I use Windows and it already looks connected
I forked it earlier today and I'll probably pr my changes tonight more than likely

this is what it currently looks like merged

old
How do you, in all seriousness, with the power of Electron, remove the Window title bar.
what? are you saying that it's hard to do or it shouldn't be done? it's really not hard and absolutely it should be done if you want your app to feel polished, the system's native titlebar really doesn't feel that clean and this is an elegant solution which really looks amazing.

For real, how? A big question, I haven't seen any other Electron app or browser do it.

The HTML/CSS/JS is rendered via Electron but cannot access Electron windowing APIs, therefor I don't see, how a Javascript function from within the rendered document. Can access Electron BrowserWindow APIs, for example close or minimize. Windows handles windows with titlebars and Electron normally, unlike now?

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uwv

MagicCrayon9342 wrote:
(#812)
For real, how? A big question, I haven't seen any other Electron app or browser do it.

The HTML/CSS/JS is rendered via Electron but cannot access Electron windowing APIs, therefor I don't see, how a Javascript function from within the rendered document. Can access Electron BrowserWindow APIs, for example close or minimize. Windows handles windows with titlebars and Electron normally, unlike now?

I haven't seen any other Electron app or browser do it.

VS Code, Spotify and Discord are a few I can think of off the top of my head.

For real, how?

you can define a preload script in electron which has access to all node apis, so you can expose a sandboxed version of electron ipc and send messages over it to receive data from the main process and visa versa

https://www.electronjs.org/docs/latest/tutorial/context-isolation
https://www.electronjs.org/docs/latest/tutorial/ipc

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uwv

mac:

win:

win (maximized):

i use arch linux (btw) with the linux zen kernel and enjoy writing silly things in silly languages using silly frameworks

uwv

i find this really funny

i use arch linux (btw) with the linux zen kernel and enjoy writing silly things in silly languages using silly frameworks

NFlex23

uwv wrote:
(#809)
NFlex23 wrote:
(#807)
I never thought about that… I guess it's because I use Windows and it already looks connected
I forked it earlier today and I'll probably pr my changes tonight more than likely

this is what it currently looks like merged

old

That looks really good! One thing I don't like is that the top icons are shifted left, so it kind of ruins the continuity of the icon bar. But other than that, great job!

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uwv

NFlex23 wrote:
uwv wrote:
(#809)
NFlex23 wrote:
(#807)
I never thought about that… I guess it's because I use Windows and it already looks connected
I forked it earlier today and I'll probably pr my changes tonight more than likely

this is what it currently looks like merged

old
That looks really good! One thing I don't like is that the top icons are shifted left, so it kind of ruins the continuity of the icon bar. But other than that, great job!

should they be put somewhere else or naw?

i use arch linux (btw) with the linux zen kernel and enjoy writing silly things in silly languages using silly frameworks

NFlex23

uwv wrote:
(#817)
NFlex23 wrote:
uwv wrote:
(#809)
NFlex23 wrote:
(#807)
I never thought about that… I guess it's because I use Windows and it already looks connected
I forked it earlier today and I'll probably pr my changes tonight more than likely

this is what it currently looks like merged

old
That looks really good! One thing I don't like is that the top icons are shifted left, so it kind of ruins the continuity of the icon bar. But other than that, great job!
should they be put somewhere else or naw?

I don't know where else they would go, so I think it's fine.

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uwv

NFlex23 wrote:
(#818)
uwv wrote:
(#817)
NFlex23 wrote:
uwv wrote:
(#809)
NFlex23 wrote:
(#807)
I never thought about that… I guess it's because I use Windows and it already looks connected
I forked it earlier today and I'll probably pr my changes tonight more than likely

this is what it currently looks like merged

old
That looks really good! One thing I don't like is that the top icons are shifted left, so it kind of ruins the continuity of the icon bar. But other than that, great job!
should they be put somewhere else or naw?
I don't know where else they would go, so I think it's fine.

i pr'd my changes check it out when you get a chance https://github.com/MystPi/ninetails/pull/141

i use arch linux (btw) with the linux zen kernel and enjoy writing silly things in silly languages using silly frameworks

NFlex23

uwv wrote:
(#819)
NFlex23 wrote:
(#818)
uwv wrote:
(#817)
NFlex23 wrote:
uwv wrote:
(#809)
NFlex23 wrote:
(#807)
I never thought about that… I guess it's because I use Windows and it already looks connected
I forked it earlier today and I'll probably pr my changes tonight more than likely

this is what it currently looks like merged

old
That looks really good! One thing I don't like is that the top icons are shifted left, so it kind of ruins the continuity of the icon bar. But other than that, great job!
should they be put somewhere else or naw?
I don't know where else they would go, so I think it's fine.
i pr'd my changes check it out when you get a chance https://github.com/MystPi/ninetails/pull/141

Hm, that's a whole bunch of changes. Also, please don't use a code formatter, since I like the current style and formatting it results in hug diffs.

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