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andy_h

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  1. Just downloaded Edge Chrome and launched it with the appended flag/string "-disable-windows10-custom-titlebar" and it works for me just like Google Chrome. Note that if you are launching Edge Chrome or Google Chrome from the Taskbar you need append the "-disable-windows10-custom-titlebar" to the Target string on the pinned Icon. To do that right click on the pinned icon and then right click on Micosoft Edge and the select Properties, then edit the Target string.
  2. I believe Microsoft Edge supports the same command but I havn't tried it. Look at the end of the forum topic
  3. Startup Chrome with the following command line : "C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe" -disable-windows10-custom-titlebar Right click on you Google Chrome icon and select Properties and edit the Target field to append the "-disable-windows10-custom-titlebar" string
  4. Thanks UCyborg, works fine but if you pin Chrome to the Classic Shell task bar once started and then use use the pinned Chrome, the transparency doesn't work (it did using the previous method) ! Managed to fix this by right clicking on the taskbar pinned Chrome and then right clicking on Google Chrome on the pop up menu. Select "properties" on the new pop up menu and reedit the "Target" to append "--disable-features=Windows10CustomTitlebar"

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