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@tryone144 I think the approach should work with "fake" borders

Edit: ah, no. Because border width detection wouldn't work... Related: i3/i3#4292

Hi, is it possible to turn off borders on this window?

This only happens when turning on rounded corners with the glx backend. I use OpenboxWM.

This only happens when turning on rounded corners with the glx backend. I use OpenboxWM.

That’s because rounded borders are only supported on glx.

You can turn it off globally with the round-borders = 0; option or individually with the round-borders-exclude option, use xprop for the windows you’d like it turned off and refer to picom.sample.conf if you’re unclear how to use the option.

This only happens when turning on rounded corners with the glx backend. I use OpenboxWM.

That’s because rounded borders are only supported on glx.

You can turn it off globally with the round-borders = 0; option or individually with the round-borders-exclude option, use xprop for the windows you’d like it turned off and refer to picom.sample.conf if you’re unclear how to use the option.

Using all border options doesn't work to disable. It only happens in Openbox's own drawn window and can't use xprop because of conflict when grabbing the cursor.

EDIT: That includes this rule "! name~=''"

This only happens when turning on rounded corners with the glx backend. I use OpenboxWM.

That’s because rounded borders are only supported on glx.
You can turn it off globally with the round-borders = 0; option or individually with the round-borders-exclude option, use xprop for the windows you’d like it turned off and refer to picom.sample.conf if you’re unclear how to use the option.

Using all border options doesn't work to disable. It only happens in Openbox's own drawn window and can't use xprop because of conflict when grabbing the cursor.

EDIT: That includes this rule "! name~=''"

I took a quick glance at the code, I don’t think the border exclude options were implemented here yet, if you’d like to give these options a try use my fork instead.

Solved for temporary, back using picom from this commit.
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