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Post by anixx on Jan 30, 2024 8:48:04 GMT -8
Now the only major problem remaining is the absence of the minimize and maximize buttons in the DWM style setting. Fun fact, this is also the case for Windows 1.01 applications when running them in a modern Windows with WineVDM. In Windows 11 there are still gaps. The icon is default instead of app icon, and other issues. |
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Post by Erizur on Jan 30, 2024 9:20:35 GMT -8
Now the only major problem remaining is the absence of the minimize and maximize buttons in the DWM style setting. Fun fact, this is also the case for Windows 1.01 applications when running them in a modern Windows with WineVDM. In Windows 11 there are still gaps. The icon is default instead of app icon, and other issues. This mod is partially incompatible with Windows 11. They have redone some functions that have been moved from ApplicationFrame.dll most likely. |
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Post by Souper on Feb 8, 2024 10:49:26 GMT -8
Has anyone tried replicating the 10 Technical Preview's titlebars for UWP as well? The DWM one would probably lack the application options button thing.
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Post by OrthodoxWin32 on Mar 7, 2024 12:41:09 GMT -8
The icon is default instead of app icon, and other issues. This issue is also present in Windows 10. |
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Post by Erizur on Mar 7, 2024 17:32:25 GMT -8
The icon is default instead of app icon, and other issues. This issue is also present in Windows 10. I have already figured this issue out. The reason why there is no icon present is because of how UWP apps handle it's initialization. I'll look into it soon. |
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Post by anixx on Mar 7, 2024 21:50:59 GMT -8
Please, please, fix the compatibility with Win11 and submit this to the repo (even if it's only for Win10)!
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Post by Windows User on Jun 13, 2024 9:09:22 GMT -8
There is a transparent gap between the titlebar and the rest of the window, the gap is the biggest in fullscreen mode.  You'll need Aero10 theme or the actual Windows 7 Visual Style theme from the latest Windows 10 to 7 Transformation Pack by ImSwordQueen |
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Post by clara on Jun 14, 2024 9:10:52 GMT -8
There is a transparent gap between the titlebar and the rest of the window, the gap is the biggest in fullscreen mode. You'll need Aero10 theme or the actual Windows 7 Visual Style theme from the latest Windows 10 to 7 Transformation Pack by ImSwordQueen That doesn't address the problem with classic theme on Win11 at all, however. |
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Post by explorera4 on Jul 11, 2024 3:44:56 GMT -8
Now the only major problem remaining is the absence of the minimize and maximize buttons in the DWM style setting. Fun fact, this is also the case for Windows 1.01 applications when running them in a modern Windows with WineVDM. So basically the maximise and minimise buttons won't be appearing in Aero transparency themes (like the one from Aero10 + SecureUXTheme) for now? |
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Post by anixx on Jul 11, 2024 4:46:26 GMT -8
Now the only major problem remaining is the absence of the minimize and maximize buttons in the DWM style setting. Fun fact, this is also the case for Windows 1.01 applications when running them in a modern Windows with WineVDM. When did you last time try WineVDM? It shows the max/min buttons on Win1 apps. |
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Post by OrthodoxWin32 on Jul 11, 2024 5:07:02 GMT -8
When did you last time try WineVDM? It shows the max/min buttons on Win1 apps. I'm probably on an older version. I will test, thank you. |
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Post by OrthodoxWin32 on Jul 11, 2024 5:08:48 GMT -8
So basically the maximise and minimise buttons won't be appearing in Aero transparency themes (like the one from Aero10 + SecureUXTheme) for now? Yes. With AccentColorizer, you can apply accent color to basic title bars, but transparency is reserved for DWM style. |
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Post by albertfrengki on Aug 29, 2024 20:32:40 GMT -8
This took me two attempts to figure it out. It's still a bit unfinished, but I hope it's useful for a much better alternative. The following mod restores native title bars under UWP apps, similar to the behavior implemented in WindowBlinds or Glass8. This won't likely work under Basic or Classic theme, as UWP windows internally depend on DWM functions. Current known issues:
- UWP apps only show the close button. I haven't found out a way to restore the other caption buttons, as all UWP windows match normal window composition styles.
- WinUI 3 apps may not be fully compatible (Such as PowerToys, Windows 11 Store, etc).
- Some UWP apps are not handled by ApplicationFrameHost or Explorer. If thats the case, add them to the include list and figure it out.
- The mod may have weird behavior when running it under Windows 11.
- Due to the mod removing the TitleBar child process, custom buttons (Such as Settings' back button or Metro apps' fullscreen button) may not show up.
- When using Basic or Classic Theme, UWP windows (may) appear frameless, as UWP windows internally depend on DWM functions.
Any feedback or issues that aren't listed here can be posted on the thread. Enjoy. MOD CODE {Spoiler (click to show)}
// ==WindhawkMod==
// @id kill-appframe-uwp
// @name Remove UWP titlebars
// @description Remove the UWP titlebars defined by Windows 10.
// @version 0.3
// @author Erizur
// @github https://github.com/Erizur
// @include ApplicationFrameHost.exe
// @include explorer.exe
// @architecture x86-64
// @compilerOptions -lcomdlg32 -luser32
// ==/WindhawkMod==
// ==WindhawkModReadme==
/*
# Kill the custom UWP titlebars
The following mod removes the UWP titlebars from processes linked to ApplicationFrameHost.exe and Explorer ones (such as Account Settings dialogs).
## Current known issues:
- UWP apps only show the close button. I haven't found out a way to restore the other caption buttons, as all windows match normal window composition styles.
- WinUI 3 apps may not be fully compatible (Such as PowerToys, Windows 11 Store, etc).
- Some UWP apps are not handled by ApplicationFrameHost or Explorer. If thats the case, add them to the include list and figure it out.
- The mod may have weird behavior when running it under Windows 11.
- Due to the mod removing the TitleBar child process, custom buttons (Such as Settings' back button or Metro apps' fullscreen button) may not show up.
- When using Basic or Classic Theme, UWP windows will (most likely) appear frameless, as UWP windows internally depend on DWM functions.
If you see an issue or bug that isn't listed above, let me know!
Tested under Windows 10 21H2.
*/
// ==/WindhawkModReadme==
#include <libloaderapi.h>
#include <minwindef.h>
#include <windef.h>
#include <windhawk_api.h>
#include <windhawk_utils.h>
#include <cstddef>
#include <dcomp.h>
#include <winnt.h>
#include <winuser.h>
#include <windows.h>
typedef INT64 (* CTitleBar__CreateTitleBarWindow_t)(void *);
CTitleBar__CreateTitleBarWindow_t CTitleBar__CreateTitleBarWindow_orig;
INT64 __fastcall CTitleBar__CreateTitleBarWindow_hook(
void *pThis
)
{
return 0;
}
typedef INT64 (* CTitleBar__PaintButton_t)(INT64, INT64, INT64, UINT, int *, DWORD);
CTitleBar__PaintButton_t CTitleBar__PaintButton_orig;
INT64 __fastcall CTitleBar__PaintButton_hook(
INT64 a1,
INT64 a2,
INT64 a3,
UINT a4,
int *a5,
DWORD a6
){
return 0;
}
typedef __int64 (* CTitleBar_ShowTitleBar_t)(void *, INT64, INT64, float);
CTitleBar_ShowTitleBar_t CTitleBar_ShowTitleBar_orig;
__int64 __fastcall CTitleBar_ShowTitleBar_hook(
void *pThis,
INT64 a2,
INT64 a3,
float a4
)
{
return 0;
}
typedef bool (* CTitleBar_HandleTitleBarMessage_t)(void *, HWND, UINT, WPARAM, LPARAM, INT64);
CTitleBar_HandleTitleBarMessage_t CTitleBar_HandleTitleBarMessage_orig;
bool __fastcall CTitleBar_HandleTitleBarMessage_hook(
void *pThis,
HWND hWnd,
UINT msg,
WPARAM wParam,
LPARAM lParam,
INT64 a6
){
return false;
}
typedef void (* CTitleBar__UpdateDwmFrameInset_t)(void *);
CTitleBar__UpdateDwmFrameInset_t CTitleBar__UpdateDwmFrameInset_orig;
void __fastcall CTitleBar__UpdateDwmFrameInset_hook(
void *pThis
){
return;
}
typedef INT64 (* CTitleBar__PlaceVisuals_t)(void *, RECT *, char);
CTitleBar__PlaceVisuals_t CTitleBar__PlaceVisuals_orig;
INT64 __fastcall CTitleBar__PlaceVisuals_hook(
void *pThis,
RECT *rct,
char a3
){
return 0;
}
typedef INT64 (* CApplicationFrame__CreateFrameWindow_t)(void *);
CApplicationFrame__CreateFrameWindow_t CApplicationFrame__CreateFrameWindow_orig;
INT64 __fastcall CApplicationFrame__CreateFrameWindow_hook(
void *pThis
){
CApplicationFrame__CreateFrameWindow_orig(pThis);
SetWindowLongPtr(*((HWND *)pThis + 3), GWL_STYLE, WS_OVERLAPPEDWINDOW | WS_DLGFRAME);
RemovePropW((HWND)*((INT64 *)pThis + 3), L"UIA_WindowPatternEnabled");
RemovePropW(*((HWND *)pThis + 3), L"UIA_HasOwnNonClientUIATree");
return 0;
}
typedef HWND (* CreateWindowInBandEx_t)(DWORD, LPCWSTR, LPCWSTR, DWORD,int, int, int, int, HWND, HMENU, HINSTANCE, LPVOID, DWORD, DWORD);
CreateWindowInBandEx_t CreateWindowInBandEx_orig;
HWND WINAPI CreateWindowInBandEx_hook(
DWORD dwExStyle,
LPCWSTR lpClassName,
LPCWSTR lpWindowName,
DWORD dwStyle,
int x,
int y,
int nWidth,
int nHeight,
HWND hWndParent,
HMENU hMenu,
HINSTANCE hInstance,
LPVOID lpParam,
DWORD dwBand,
DWORD dwTypeFlags
)
{
if((dwExStyle & 0x00200000L) != 0) dwExStyle &= ~0x00200000L;
return CreateWindowInBandEx_orig(
dwExStyle,
lpClassName,
lpWindowName,
dwStyle,
x,
y,
nWidth,
nHeight,
hWndParent,
hMenu,
hInstance,
lpParam,
dwBand,
dwTypeFlags
);
}
typedef bool (* CTitleBar__UpdateBorderVisibilityAndMargins_t)(void *);
CTitleBar__UpdateBorderVisibilityAndMargins_t CTitleBar__UpdateBorderVisibilityAndMargins_orig;
bool __fastcall CTitleBar__UpdateBorderVisibilityAndMargins_hook(
void *pThis
){
return 0;
}
typedef void (* CTitleBar__ShowHideTopBorder_t)(void *);
CTitleBar__ShowHideTopBorder_t CTitleBar__ShowHideTopBorder_orig;
void __fastcall CTitleBar__ShowHideTopBorder_hook(
void *pThis
){
return;
}
typedef void (* CTitleBar__UpdateCurrentRestoreGlyph_t)(void *);
CTitleBar__UpdateCurrentRestoreGlyph_t CTitleBar__UpdateCurrentRestoreGlyph_orig;
void __fastcall CTitleBar__UpdateCurrentRestoreGlyph_hook(
void *pThis
){
return;
}
typedef void (* CApplicationFrame__ReconcileWindowStyles_t)(void *, INT64);
CApplicationFrame__ReconcileWindowStyles_t CApplicationFrame__ReconcileWindowStyles_orig;
void __fastcall CApplicationFrame__ReconcileWindowStyles_hook(
void *pThis,
INT64 a2
){
return;
}
typedef void (* CApplicationFrame_NotifyVisibleButtonsChange_t)(void *, UINT);
CApplicationFrame_NotifyVisibleButtonsChange_t CApplicationFrame_NotifyVisibleButtonsChange_orig;
void __fastcall CApplicationFrame_NotifyVisibleButtonsChange_hook(
void *pThis,
UINT a2
){
return;
}
typedef INT64 (* CApplicationFrame__UpdateChildRootVisual_t)(void *);
CApplicationFrame__UpdateChildRootVisual_t CApplicationFrame__UpdateChildRootVisual_orig;
INT64 __fastcall CApplicationFrame__UpdateChildRootVisual_hook(
void *pThis
){
return 0;
}
typedef INT64 (* CApplicationFrame__UpdateDwmAttributes_t)(void *);
CApplicationFrame__UpdateDwmAttributes_t CApplicationFrame__UpdateDwmAttributes_orig;
INT64 __fastcall CApplicationFrame__UpdateDwmAttributes_hook(
void *pThis
){
return 0;
}
typedef INT64 (* CApplicationFrame__UpdateSystemVisualSize_t)(void *, void *);
CApplicationFrame__UpdateSystemVisualSize_t CApplicationFrame__UpdateSystemVisualSize_orig;
INT64 __fastcall CApplicationFrame__UpdateSystemVisualSize_hook(
void *pThis,
void *a2
){
return 0;
}
void LoadSettings() {
//not yet!
}
// The mod is being initialized, load settings, hook functions, and do other
// initialization stuff if required.
BOOL Wh_ModInit() {
Wh_Log(L"Init");
LoadSettings();
HMODULE hAppFrameModule = LoadLibraryW(L"ApplicationFrame.dll");
HMODULE hUserModule = GetModuleHandleW(L"user32.dll");
if(!hAppFrameModule) {
Wh_Log(L"Failed to load ApplicationFrame.dll");
return FALSE;
}
if(!hUserModule) {
Wh_Log(L"Failed to load ApplicationFrame.dll");
return FALSE;
}
WindhawkUtils::SYMBOL_HOOK hooks[] = {
{
{
L"private: long __cdecl CTitleBar::_ShowTitleBar(void)"
},
(void **)&CTitleBar_ShowTitleBar_orig,
(void *)CTitleBar_ShowTitleBar_hook,
false
},
{
{
L"public: virtual bool __cdecl CTitleBar::HandleTitleBarMessage(struct HWND__ *,unsigned int,unsigned __int64,__int64,__int64 *)"
},
(void **)&CTitleBar_HandleTitleBarMessage_orig,
(void *)CTitleBar_HandleTitleBarMessage_hook,
false
},
{
{
L"private: long __cdecl CTitleBar::_CreateTitleBarWindow(void)"
},
(void **)&CTitleBar__CreateTitleBarWindow_orig,
(void *)CTitleBar__CreateTitleBarWindow_hook,
false
},
{
{
L"private: long __cdecl CTitleBar::_PaintButton(struct IDCompositionSurface *,enum CTitleBar::TitleBarControl,enum TITLE_BAR_BITMAP_TYPE,struct tagRECT const &,struct tagRECT const &)"
},
(void **)&CTitleBar__PaintButton_orig,
(void *)CTitleBar__PaintButton_hook,
false
},
{
{
L"private: void __cdecl CTitleBar::_UpdateDwmFrameInset(void)"
},
(void **)&CTitleBar__UpdateDwmFrameInset_orig,
(void *)CTitleBar__UpdateDwmFrameInset_hook,
false
},
{
{
L"private: long __cdecl CTitleBar::_PlaceVisuals(struct tagRECT const *,bool)"
},
(void **)&CTitleBar__PlaceVisuals_orig,
(void *)CTitleBar__PlaceVisuals_hook,
false
},
{
{
L"private: long __cdecl CApplicationFrame::_CreateFrameWindow(void)"
},
(void **)&CApplicationFrame__CreateFrameWindow_orig,
(void *)CApplicationFrame__CreateFrameWindow_hook,
false
},
{
{
L"private: bool __cdecl CTitleBar::UpdateBorderVisibilityAndMargins(void)"
},
(void **)&CTitleBar__UpdateBorderVisibilityAndMargins_orig,
(void *)CTitleBar__UpdateBorderVisibilityAndMargins_hook,
false
},
{
{
L"private: void __cdecl CTitleBar::_ShowHideTopBorder(void)"
},
(void **)&CTitleBar__ShowHideTopBorder_orig,
(void *)CTitleBar__ShowHideTopBorder_hook,
false
},
{
{
L"private: void __cdecl CTitleBar::_UpdateCurrentRestoreGlyph(void)"
},
(void **)&CTitleBar__UpdateCurrentRestoreGlyph_orig,
(void *)CTitleBar__UpdateCurrentRestoreGlyph_hook,
false
},
{
{
L"private: void __cdecl CApplicationFrame::_ReconcileWindowStyles(void)"
},
(void **)&CApplicationFrame__ReconcileWindowStyles_orig,
(void *)CApplicationFrame__ReconcileWindowStyles_hook,
false
},
{
{
L"public: virtual void __cdecl CApplicationFrame::NotifyVisibleButtonsChange(void)"
},
(void **)&CApplicationFrame_NotifyVisibleButtonsChange_orig,
(void *)CApplicationFrame_NotifyVisibleButtonsChange_hook,
false
},
{
{
L"private: long __cdecl CApplicationFrame::_UpdateChildRootVisual(void)"
},
(void **)&CApplicationFrame__UpdateChildRootVisual_orig,
(void *)CApplicationFrame__UpdateChildRootVisual_hook,
false
},
{
{
L"private: long __cdecl CApplicationFrame::_UpdateDwmAttributes(void)"
},
(void **)&CApplicationFrame__UpdateDwmAttributes_orig,
(void *)CApplicationFrame__UpdateDwmAttributes_hook,
false
},
{
{
L"private: void __cdecl CApplicationFrame::_UpdateSystemVisualSize(void *)"
},
(void **)&CApplicationFrame__UpdateSystemVisualSize_orig,
(void *)CApplicationFrame__UpdateSystemVisualSize_hook,
false
},
/*{
{
L"__imp_CreateWindowInBandEx"
},
(void **)CreateWindowInBandEx_orig,
(void *)CreateWindowInBandEx_hook,
false
}*/
};
WindhawkUtils::SYMBOL_HOOK userHooks[] = {
{
{
L"CreateWindowInBandEx"
},
(void **)&CreateWindowInBandEx_orig,
(void *)CreateWindowInBandEx_hook,
false
}
};
if (!WindhawkUtils::HookSymbols(
hAppFrameModule,
hooks,
ARRAYSIZE(hooks)
) || !WindhawkUtils::HookSymbols(
hUserModule,
userHooks,
ARRAYSIZE(userHooks)
))
{
Wh_Log(L"Failed to hook, oh noes!");
return FALSE;
}
return TRUE;
}
// The mod is being unloaded, free all allocated resources.
void Wh_ModUninit() {
Wh_Log(L"Uninit");
}
// The mod setting were changed, reload them.
void Wh_ModSettingsChanged() {
Wh_Log(L"SettingsChanged");
//LoadSettings();
}
Screenshots Still working on windows 11 lol This what i searching for  Windows Store still working here, probably i already install a mod that fix the issues |
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Post by anixx on Aug 30, 2024 2:51:16 GMT -8
Still working on windows 11 lol This what i searching for Windows Store still working here, probably i already install a mod that fix the issues Would be interesting to find out. You have no gaps between the titlebar and the window and the maximize/restore buttons. |
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Post by anixx on Aug 30, 2024 3:00:36 GMT -8
P.S. I have just checked. I also have the window control buttons but there is still a gap. It is 1px and black in windowed mode, so not that visible in the dark color scheme. But it is bigger in maximized windows.
Also, the icon is a bit distorted/resized.
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Post by anixx on Aug 30, 2024 3:07:39 GMT -8
Adding WS_EX_DLGMODALFRAME to the window removes the icon, which is useless anyway.
(need to add `SetWindowLongPtr(*((HWND *)pThis + 3), GWL_EXSTYLE, WS_EX_DLGMODALFRAME);` after line `SetWindowLongPtr(*((HWND *)pThis + 3), GWL_STYLE, WS_OVERLAPPEDWINDOW | WS_DLGFRAME);`)
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Post by OrthodoxWin32 on Aug 30, 2024 7:30:02 GMT -8
On Windows 10, I have no gap, whether with high contrast (as I generally use it) or without:
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OS: Windows 11 Pro
Theme: Classic Theme Mod
CPU: i5-8250U
RAM: 24GB
GPU: Nvidia MX130
Computer Make/Model: Acer E5-476G
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Post by albertfrengki on Aug 31, 2024 17:59:14 GMT -8
P.S. I have just checked. I also have the window control buttons but there is still a gap. It is 1px and black in windowed mode, so not that visible in the dark color scheme. But it is bigger in maximized windows.
Also, the icon is a bit distorted/resized.
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Post by anixx on Nov 11, 2024 5:28:18 GMT -8
This took me two attempts to figure it out. It's still a bit unfinished, but I hope it's useful for a much better alternative. The following mod restores native title bars under UWP apps, similar to the behavior implemented in WindowBlinds or Glass8. This won't likely work under Basic or Classic theme, as UWP windows internally depend on DWM functions. I see that this is a bit unfinished, but it works great here (with a minor adjustment to remove the icons from the titlebars). It would be great to have it in the Windhawk repo.
Or at least a permission so that I could submit it to the repo, maybe with a clarification that this is a preliminary version util you decide that it is entirely ready and submit it yourself.
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Computer Make/Model: Lenovo
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Post by Erizur on Nov 11, 2024 11:57:58 GMT -8
I see that this is a bit unfinished, but it works great here (with a minor adjustment to remove the icons from the titlebars). It would be great to have it in the Windhawk repo.
Or at least a permission so that I could submit it to the repo, maybe with a clarification that this is a preliminary version util you decide that it is entirely ready and submit it yourself.
I am not interested in uploading this very specific mod into the Windhawk repo because of the mod's earliness and what does the mod do to restore native titlebars. I am probably doing a better version in the future. |
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