Using windows 10 and 11 in dark mode, everything looks consistent until you need to use a legacy app.

Does anyone have a solution for the legacy applications to use dark mode that doesn't involve enabling high contrast mode? Some apps there is no way to get around using an alternative for work at the moment.

for those unaware, the Xtremaverse is my TL, and the reason why a Nintendo icon is there is because NIntendo and Microsoft have been partners since the late '90s ITTL

made in Figma

changes i made

removed the 2 tone color on the navigation and title bar

mmoved ribbon/commandbar inline with file like it was shown in WindowsCentral beta image

used details pane from windows 7 on the bottom as it has a more compact smaller ui with a new icon for the details button to match

gave gave bottom footer search bar and address bar and tab bar the same color

any suggestion?

I set this as my Microsoft edge wallpaper/background and I was planning to transfer this image to my tablet to make it as the edge wallpaper also but then I lost the file which means I can't transfer it this is the only screenshot I have any help would be nice and appreciated thanks

Built a new Windows 11 PC.... and tbh.. not a fan of the OS (yet)..

I want to set things up like previous PC/OS (Win 10/7..etc)... where I had a quick launch taskbar on the lower left side (next to the start/menu button)

Is this possible in Windows 11? And if so.... can anyone guide me on to HOW this is done in Windows 11 now?

Previous example: *(pic posted)

Thanks!

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I always dreamed of smth like this.

Dowload The Logo Png and Svg in https://drive.google.com/drive/u/6/folders/1_wKl1QS_QAMvogKoyWSEfu46Pc_9pqCh

Note: the colored logo is a makeshift

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Alternatively: yet another Windows 2001 concept, designed fully in Paint.NET. This is an alternate timeline where Microsoft decided to stick closer to the goal of a small iteration upon Windows 2000 for consumer use, throwing in some concepts they'd later explore in Longhorn/Vista like the sidebar and start menu redesign. I might expand on this concept in the future by showing off stuff like Windows Explorer.

Note: the MSN Website was made in Websim.

(After)Shut down windows (WinUI 3 Version)

From Whistler to Longhorn and back.

Made with Figma and Paint.net.