MacOS Blurred Background #1520
MacOS Blurred Background #1520
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| @@ -1064,7 +1077,7 @@ function calculateBackgroundColor (color) { | |||
| if (settings.get('transparentMode')) { | |||
| opacityMultiplier = settings.get('opacity') | |||
| } | |||
| return color + Math.round(opacityMultiplier * 255).toString(16) | |||
| return color + Math.round(opacityMultiplier * 255).toString(16).padStart(2, '0') | |||
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if opacity is zero, the output will be "#ffffff0", which is an invalid color code.
The opacity part should always have exactly 2 digits.
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Is this supported by other OSes? Seems like macOS only: https://www.electronjs.org/docs/latest/api/browser-window#winsetvibrancytype-macos I want the app behavior to be same across platforms. |
Firstly, thanks for your reply and your awesome work in genral! It's not supported by other OSes. A cross-platform solution will be much more complicated. Stretchly already has a non cross-platform feature - do-not-disturb doesn't work on MacOS. I recently found a similar paid app, called LookAway. One of their two strengths, compared to Stretchly, is that they have this beautiful blur effect, and that they have a good meetings detection. Anyway, I don't have a PC or a linux-based computer, so I won't be able to code/test other OSes. |
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Well DND was supported until Apple changed things and I am not able to detect it anymore. Anyway, I think if we have this as advanced option with default to |
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Ok, fair point :) An advanced option sounds amazing, I'll work on it on the weekend. Sure, I can try using the counterpart Windows' option, but I'll need someone else to test it. |
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Great, if you can try adding Windows as well, I can test it. I will see if anything can be done on Linux as well. |
Partially solving issue #280
Adding a simple blurred background on MacOS.
I think it should be the default behavior, but maybe it should be configurable.
It plays nice with the other configurations, such as
opacity,transparentModeandminiBreakColor.I also added support to opacities below 0.0392156863 (=10/255), see the comment in the Review page.
Screenshot (the buttons at the top left side of the window were like that before my change, I assume it's like that when running from source):
