[Question] Alternatives for front-end

[PvKa732]

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Good evening, I wanted to know if there is any way, library or etc., to use a specific design, such as the LiquidGlass design, and I also wanted to know if it's possible to make the Glassmorphism application (transparent like frosted glass) so much so that you can see the desktop wallpaper, and if it's possible to remove that bar that has "minimize" and "close" (Title Bar) and customize my own or even create a loading screen.

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[yst-one]

It can be achieved. You can refer to the instructions in the page document。 https://flet.dev/docs/controls/page https://studio.flet.dev/The official ai is also excellent

[3nK1i]

Hi @PvKa732,

I tested the window controls with Flet 1.0.3 on Ubuntu/GNOME using X11. Removing the native frame with page.window.frameless = True, adding a WindowDragArea, and closing the window with await page.window.close() worked. I also tested a loading indicator that changes to “Ready” after an asynchronous initialization delay.

The glass effect needs a little more distinction. The [Container blur example](https://flet.dev/docs/controls/container/#blur) shows how to blur content behind a panel inside the app. Seeing and blurring the desktop wallpaper behind the application window is a separate requirement.

For transparency, the [Window documentation](https://flet.dev/docs/types/window/#bgcolor) describes setting both backgrounds:

page.bgcolor = ft.Colors.TRANSPARENT
page.window.bgcolor = ft.Colors.TRANSPARENT

On my setup, the background still rendered black, including when I explicitly called page.window.update(). So I can confirm the custom title-bar and loading behaviour, but I haven’t verified desktop transparency.

Which operating system and Flet version are you using? That would help narrow down the desktop glass effect you’re looking for.