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--- Comment #48 from Saverio Brancaccio ---
>From our last discussion and agreements on the motivations that confirmed our
common vision to see this bug fixed, three further months have passed...
the bug is still here.
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--- Comment #39 from Saverio Brancaccio ---
(In reply to pemartins from comment #37)
> Some points for consideration:
> 1. This issue exists since it was implemented, 6 years ago or whatever. I
> have no idea how the dimness was implement
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--- Comment #35 from Saverio Brancaccio ---
Considering the number of votes (only 2 since 2017) on this issue, I suppose
it's not an interesting feature to fix.
Therefore, I reported a suggestion on a 3rd party site to have at least an
extension
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--- Comment #33 from Saverio Brancaccio ---
Sirs, considering all the comments here, it is clear this windows dimming is
wrong. For sure it's clear that it must be removed or at least regulated
through a simple setting... Now my questions are:
1)
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--- Comment #27 from Saverio Brancaccio ---
This is a good fix, it should be adopded by kwiw developers:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QEHC43zMIMc
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--- Comment #25 from Saverio Brancaccio ---
As already said, the advantages to have a configurable dimming are many from a
genaral UI point of view. Some of them:
- Dimmed windows that illuminates on mouse hovering is eye popping on the long
run and
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