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Yes, functional spyware with broken UI. A dark mode explorer window is drawn in light mode for a split second and then painted black. It's ridiculous.
by rado 6y ago
Yes, functional spyware with broken UI. A dark mode explorer window is drawn in light mode for a split second and then painted black. It's ridiculous.
- jmnicolas 6y agoSorry I can't comment on that, I'm probably the last person on earth that doesn't use dark mode.
- andjd 6y agoIt's good to know there are at least two!
- kevingadd 6y agoThat's not true on current Win10, I've never seen it before. What build are you using? Are you connected over RDP or something?
- rado 6y agoIt is true, because I've seen it. Recent build, direct PC use. Windows is a patch over patch over patch.
- blntechie 6y agoI see the same behavior on an external display connected MacBook with Safari. Split second day mode before dark mode. Same for videos from YouTube in Safari when they go full screen. I use Windows 10 for work and Mac OS for personal use and both have their share of quirkiness and bugs. Mac OS is way more mouse based UI and interestingly no one complains about it.
- sedivy94 6y agoPersonally, I heavily rely on gesture-based navigation on MacBooks. An equivalent trackpad for Windows laptops is nowhere to be found. It's a huge selling point for me, and it's a shame that there's little-to-no competition in that regard.
- PostThisTooFast 6y agoWhich is pathetic because for decades Windows had user-definable color schemes at the system level, which all properly-written apps easily adopted. Just before people finally realized how stupid inverse color schemes are, Microsoft got rid of the whole thing.