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Based on #20 it seems like if I turn off "Fade or slide menus into view" under Windows Performance Options, this should also stop the SystemTrayMenu fade animations. But this doesn't seem to do anything, unless I'm misunderstanding how that feature is supposed to work. The menu fades are still there.
I already have "Time until menu opens" set to the lowest possible setting (20ms). Trying to get the menus to show up as fast as possible.
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@vanjac
addded some code that there is now a new option (only in code)
for testing you can change the code here that is returns UseFading false
public bool UseFading
{
get
{
//return ((bool)(this["UseFading"]));
return false;
}
especially via rdp disable the fading probably looks better.
I wanted to make an option for this on/off, but then we'll see if we can also read the option from windows
And for "Time until menu opens" i would still recommend 100ms,
since you often move the mouse briefly to another folder, it only indicates the time from when a new sub-folder will be opened.
Based on #20 it seems like if I turn off "Fade or slide menus into view" under Windows Performance Options, this should also stop the SystemTrayMenu fade animations. But this doesn't seem to do anything, unless I'm misunderstanding how that feature is supposed to work. The menu fades are still there.
I already have "Time until menu opens" set to the lowest possible setting (20ms). Trying to get the menus to show up as fast as possible.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: