KDE | Missing shadows for Vivaldi windows
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Is there any workaround to enable window shadows other than using Native Window in KDE dekstop environment? I think they never ever were visible in KDE.
In Gnome, Vivaldi windows have shadows without using Native Window.
It makes harder to find window borders for resizing when muliple windows are overlapping.
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@enc0re said in KDE | Missing shadows for Vivaldi windows:
Is there any workaround to enable window shadows other than using Native Window in KDE dekstop environment? I think they never ever were visible in KDE.
Hello! To enable window shadows in the KDE desktop environment without relying on Native Window, you can try a few workarounds. One option involves tweaking the KWin window manager's settings. Navigate to System Settings, then go to Window Management and choose KWin Scripts. Here, you can find and enable scripts that might add shadow effects to your windows.
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The shadows are very light in Breeze Dark on Debian 12 KDE, but i can see them.
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@AnastasiaQueens said in KDE | Missing shadows for Vivaldi windows:
@enc0re said in KDE | Missing shadows for Vivaldi windows:
Is there any workaround to enable window shadows https://roocasinoau.com/ other than using Native Window in KDE dekstop environment? I think they never ever were visible in KDE.
Hello! To enable window shadows in the KDE desktop environment without relying on Native Window, you can try a few workarounds. One option involves tweaking the KWin window manager's settings. Navigate to System Settings, then go to Window Management and choose KWin Scripts. Here, you can find and enable scripts that might add shadow effects to your windows.
UPD: I hope your problem is solved.
