base on Add background Blur effect or Acrylic (Mica for win11) effect to explorer for win10 and win11 # ExplorerBlurMica Add background Blur effect or Acrylic or Mica effect to explorer for win10 and win11 给文件资源管理器添加背景模糊效果或Acrylic、Mica效果 适用于win10和win11 # | [中文](/README_ZH.md) | [English](/README.md) | [Türkçe](/README_TR.md) This project uses [LGNU V3 license](/COPYING.LESSER). [](https://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl-3.0.en.html) [](https://github.com/Maplespe/ExplorerBlurMica/releases) [](https://github.com/Maplespe/ExplorerBlurMica/releases/latest) <img src="https://img.shields.io/badge/language-c++-F34B7D.svg"/> <img src="https://img.shields.io/github/last-commit/Maplespe/ExplorerBlurMica.svg"/> ## Effects * Blur or Acrylic, Mica effects are available. * Custom blend colors are available. * Light/Dark Mode Adaptive. This project is for Explorer only, if you want to apply the effect globally, take a look at our other project [DWMBlurGlass](https://github.com/Maplespe/DWMBlurGlass). ## Compatibility Compatible with StartAllBack, OldNewExplorer and other software that modifies window styles. It is also compatible with third-party themes. ## Catalog - [Overview](#overview) - [How to use](#how-to-use) - [Config](#config) - [Other](#other) ## Overview <details><summary><b>Windows 11</b></summary> 23H2 WinUI3 ```ini [config] effect=1 clearBarBg=true clearAddress=true clearWinUIBg=true [light] r=255 g=255 b=255 a=200 .... ```  Dark Mode ```ini [config] effect=2 clearBarBg=true clearAddress=true clearWinUIBg=true ```  22H2 XamlIslands ```ini [config] effect=1 clearBarBg=true clearAddress=true clearWinUIBg=true [light] r=255 g=255 b=255 a=200 .... ```  ```ini [config] effect=1 clearBarBg=true clearAddress=true clearWinUIBg=false [light] r=255 g=255 b=255 a=200 .... ```  </details> <details><summary><b>Windows 10</b></summary> ```ini [config] effect=1 clearBarBg=true clearAddress=true clearWinUIBg=false [light] r=222 g=222 b=222 a=200 ```  </details> ## How to use ### Install 1. Download the compiled program archive from the [Release](https://github.com/Maplespe/ExplorerBlurMica/releases) page. 2. Unzip it to a location such as "`C:\Program Files`". 3. Run "`register.cmd`" as administrator. 4. Reopen the Explorer window to take effect. cmd: `regsvr32 "you path/ExplorerBlurMica.dll"` ### Uninstall 1. Run "`uninstall.cmd`" as administrator. 2. Delete the remaining files. cmd: `regsvr32 /u "you path/ExplorerBlurMica.dll"` # Note: If something happens that crashes Explorer, press and hold the `ESC` key to open Explorer and uninstall the program. ## Config ``` ini [config] #Effect type 0=Blur 1=Acrylic 2=Mica 3=Blur(Clear) 4=MicaAlt #Blur is only available until win11 22h2, Blur (Clear) is available in both win10 and win11, Mica is win11 only. effect=1 #Clear the background of the address bar. clearAddress=true #Clear the background color of the scrollbar. #(Note: Since the system scrollbar itself has a background color that cannot be removed, # when this option is turned on, the scrollbar is drawn by the program and the style may be different from the system). clearBarBg=true #Remove the toolbar background color from the WinUI or XamlIslands section of Windows 11. clearWinUIBg=true #Show split line between TreeView and DUIView. showLine=true [light] #The system color scheme is the color in Light mode. #RGBA component of background blend color r=220 g=220 b=220 a=160 [dark] #The system color scheme is the color in Dark mode. r=0 g=0 b=0 a=120 ``` Save the configuration after modification and reopen the File Explorer window to take effect. ## Other The GUI running on Python. Dependent on [minhook](https://github.com/m417z/minhook) and [customtkinter](https://github.com/TomSchimansky/CustomTkinter). This project is an independent component based on the code in the [MToolBox](https://winmoes.com/tools/12948.html). 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