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I'm looking forward to the next official build too! The artifacts are less annoying than a watermark But seriously thanks @bigmuscle your work is what makes Windows 10 bearable for me visually!

I can't help you beyond what UCyborg already said but what theme/themeatlas are you using?

I see, thanks for looking around, I hope if anyone knows how to do it then someone here on MSFN.

Well "need" is probably a bit of an overstatement but for example Forza Horizon 3 and Forza Motorsport 7 only run on Windows 10 and I enjoy playing them Then there's the fact that Windows 10 does have some performance gains in games even if its not much and it supports multiple monitors having different refresh-rates properly. Aside from that, I help and support many people that run Windows 10 so me not knowing the new quirks of Win10 inside out by using it myself would make me fall a bit behind with that.

I'm dual-booting Windows 7 and Windows 10, I would still use Win7 as my main system if I wouldn't need Win10 for a few things

It's a bit hard to describe by text what I want to do so I'll show two screenshots. Basically this is what it looks like when you shutdown or restart Windows 10 after logging in to a user, the background is made up by the accent color: https://i.imgur.com/qSs6rIM.jpg This however is how it looks like when you reboot or shutdown before you login to any user: https://i.imgur.com/86OvhTT.jpg where the background shows the computer's lockscreen image. Is there any way to always show the lockscreen image instead of a the solid color?

I would like to echo the request, I understand trying to keep the glass title-bar on modern-apps is not really feasible anymore so I would like an option to completely ignore Modern Apps with Aero Glass if possible as the mix it is at the moment doesn't look good.

There is also a way to make Firefox ignore any Windows 10 theme specifications, although I'm not sure if this would help in this particular case. To try this do the following: First grab these two programs and install them. Resource Hacker: http://www.angusj.com/resourcehacker/ Notepad++: https://notepad-plus-plus.org/download/v7.5.3.html Now open firefox.exe in Resource Hacker and navigate to 24 --> 1 --> 1033 and you should see a bunch of text on the right side of Resource Hacker. Scroll all the way to the bottom till you see four lines starting with: <supportedOS Id= delete the first line so only three supportedOS Id= lines remain and then press on Compile Script. Then just save the file under a new name anywhere. After that open the new .exe file you saved with Notepad++, don't change anything but just go to "Save as..." and save it with yet another filename, then just rename that file to firefox.exe and replace your actual firefox.exe with it. Start Firefox and enjoy The last step with re-saving the file with Notepad++ may seem weird and unnecessary but for some reason saving the file like that forces the compiled manifest to be updated so Firefox "forgets" what Windows 10 is.

Working great here after I finally got that Creators Update finally installed, Glass8 was all I was waiting for