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The latest release added the ability to select custom or native titleBarStyle for non-osx systems. If you select custom titleBarStyle, then both the titleBar and the context menu will be custom. Is it possible to split this option so that you can select a custom context menu and leave the native titlebar and vice verca?
Maybe you need to add a separate preference config window.contextMenuStyle with native and custom values?
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@dev-artem-o the current behavior of window.titleBarStyle follows the implementation and behavior of it's vscode counterpart which I believe the framework should support by default, and not attempt to split it.
'window.titleBarStyle': {'type': 'string','enum': ['native','custom'],'default': isLinux ? 'native' : 'custom','scope': ConfigurationScope.APPLICATION,'description': localize('titleBarStyle',"Adjust the appearance of the window title bar. On Linux and Windows, this setting also affects the application and context menu appearances. Changes require a full restart to apply.")},
Instead, the re-implementation of the preference and/or a new preference window.contextMenuStyle can probably be implemented by your own application to suit your use-case.
Feature Description:
The latest release added the ability to select custom or native titleBarStyle for non-osx systems. If you select custom titleBarStyle, then both the titleBar and the context menu will be custom. Is it possible to split this option so that you can select a custom context menu and leave the native titlebar and vice verca?
Maybe you need to add a separate preference config window.contextMenuStyle with native and custom values?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: