It only takes a minute to sign up. Connect and share knowledge within a single location that is structured and easy to search. I'm very used to my Linux desktop, but in my new job I'm forced to use Windows. Thus, window titlebars and borders are useless, and I can remove them using Compiz. My question is: is this remotely possible to be done in Windows Vista? I could manage to quite reduce the borders and title font minimum is still big, 17pt , but the titlebars still bother me.
No, I'm not looking for a way to hide a titlebar when needed, as explained in the said duplicated question " Windows program to remove titlebar, frame, etc from a window? I want to preferently remove all titlebars and frames, from all windows, at once. Furthermore, AHK is quite hackish, since I need to write a full blown script to make that work. Isn't there any better solutions in Windows? That's the reason of this question.
As a help to understand how I'm used to live, here's a completely normal [reduced] window of my home computer:. As an example, you can reduce the title bar height to 5 pixels, as shown in the snapshot below. I haven't yet discovered how to reduce it to 0 pixels, as requested by the OP.
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Hope it helps. Feel free to contact us for any further assist on Windows Operating System. We will be happy to help you. Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn't help. Thanks for your feedback. I will upgrade to windows 10 if you can explain why there are no boarders in Windows I already know the real answer, i just want to hear Microsoft to say it. You can configure Windows 11 to show or hide the window border. Here is how to turn on or turn off the window border color in Windows Windows 11 has a neat little feature that adds a border to active windows.
Typically, your Windows accent color will be the border color. One of the main advantages of the window border is that it makes it easy to differentiate the active window from other windows. As you can guess, the border color is handy for differentiating between windows when the contrast between them is not easily distinguishable. Put simply; a window border is a handy feature.
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