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Monterey : borders have (internal) shadow #1056
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It's a known issue. If you want some workaround, just check my fork. |
ok, thanks. Didn't noticed it before. |
After searching, it seems the problem has been solved by this commit but it somehow re-appears in latest HEAD (or even before) on my machine. Can anyone confirm the behavior? |
I can confirm that this fix is not for Monterey, |
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Monterey : borders add "internal shadow"
Monterey : borders have (internal) shadow
Dec 1, 2021
update to v4.0.0. |
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Fixed in v4.0.1. |
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I know borders are not supposed to work (yet) with Monterey but they are kind of working for me. One problem though is that they somehow add an internal shadow over the window as shown on the screenshot. Left is with yabai off, right is with yabai on (I manually cropped the external drop shadow to better highlight the problem). I'm not asking for a fix, but maybe this information is important to help debug borders.
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