Add Additional Style Modes to Windows 10 with Curtains
Public Beta Version Now Available

Thanks 

I would like as a suggest we can set shadow feature only  on options page ( like shadowFX ) if we need without apply an entire style to titlebar .

It would be great and let users decide to adjust at will what we want 

You should be able to achieve that easily by clicking create new, going to the shadows page in the editor and adjusting the shadows.  But it seems there is a bug right now which breaks the frames.

This will be addressed in the next update.

I'll purchase soon.  

Bought mine.

Purchased my copy today and I'm thrilled with the results. You hit a home run with this product , Stardock, thank-you.

-- Ace --

Thanks Neil to point this with advice . Achieve what I wanted  

Another suggest if not possible ATM , it would be great to be able to set shadows to context menus ! ( for example desktop menus / taskbar menus ) Have never found a way to do this til now and hope curtains will get such feature and extend to whatever window class we 'd like but don't know it is hard to implement in curtains code .   

A question - how does Curtains compare to WindowBlinds? Is it a complimentary product to WB, or stand alone product with its own set of features? Cause right now I frankly don't understand what Curtains does new/better than WB. Care to elaborate?

shouldn't it be in this list ?

Hello

If I purchase Curtains Public Beta, when released the final (non beta) version of Curtains, can I update to new release free?

Yes

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A question - how does Curtains compare to WindowBlinds? Is it a complimentary product to WB, or stand alone product with its own set of features? Cause right now I frankly don't understand what Curtains does new/better than WB. Care to elaborate?

For me as a user and a little bit of skin tweaker, Curtains is lite version of Windowblinds. You can install both application at the same system but only one can be applied at a time. Curtains can change some expect of Windows but not as extensive as Windowblinds. Its great for new users, it is lite where applying themes take just little time. Give it a try.

Thank you,

Basj
Stardock Community Assistant.

For me, even though I liked WindowBlinds, I like how fast the skinning takes effect right away in Curtains. And to have a skin browser within the app, well that makes it easier. I am liking what I see right now and my mood always changes between light and dark. Want to see skinning of the FF and GC title bars being supported eventually.

Then again, the code in these browsers are subject to change all the time and may break Curtains or WB.

I'm just wondering, would it not be possible to set a gradient title bar by just selecting two colors? Instead of having to make an actual image file with the gradient. 

I thought I was able to just select (two) colors or let them be auto selected based on wallpaper and then it would apply a gradient. From left to right or the other way around.

If I do have to make an image file myself, what dimensions should it have, what file type should it be saved as, etc... It would be nice to have a guide with some info.