That rectangle of hidden icons in the notification area...It is white and hard to see some icons.
I would like to make that area a bit darker to see the icons more easily.
Anyone know why it's white and how to change it?
Any advice will be appreciated.
I haven't run across a Light or Dark in Windows 10.
I use a theme. I can change the theme but the hidden icon window is still white.
I'm using Classic Shell and Translucent TB.
My theme has a tan taskbar and headers.
Like this:
But the notifications thing stays white.
I like my apps to be light themed, but my Taskbar to be dark themed. I have Settings > Personalisation > Colours set like this....
It's the Default Windows mode that controls the background of the 'Hidden icons' popup. Mine looks like this.
W10 Tweaker, you are the one!I'm so excited I can hardly type!
As soon as I set it to dark mode I could the hidden notifications turned dark so I can now easily see it.
But ALSO, The "Start, TaskBar, and Action Center" had always been grayed out.
After I chose Dark THEN I could tick on the Start, TaskBar, and Action Center and it changed to the tan theme color.
Thank you!
W10 Tweaker, you are the one!
As soon as I set it to dark mode I could the hidden notifications turned dark so I can now easily see it.
But ALSO, The "Start, TaskBar, and Action Center" had always been grayed out.
After I chose Dark THEN I could tick on the Start, TaskBar, and Action Center and it changed to the tan theme color.
Thank you!
Thanks Vanessalf, you are most welcome. If you search the forum, you will find many display theme tips.
And, welcome to Ten Forums.
PS; I also use Dark Reader to save my eyes and add to battery run time.
I never knew there was such a thing but I have Dark Reader now.
I like your style!
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