To add TranslucentTB to startup, check the "Open at boot" entry in the TranslucentTB tray icon's context menu. Note that these build may not work, or include features that are partially complete. If you want to get the latest bleeding edge build, you can grab it over at the Azure Pipelines page. You can download the program for free from the Microsoft Store and take advantage of its features like background auto-updates.Īlternatively, you can download TranslucentTB.appinstaller via the releases tab and open it to install the app.Ī portable version of the app is also available on GitHub releases as TranslucentTB.zip, but this version only works on Windows 11. On Windows 11, ability to show or hide the taskbar line depending on the currently active dynamic mode.On Windows 10, ability to show or hide the Aero Peek button depending on the currently active dynamic mode.Task View opened: Will change the taskbar apperance when the Task View (previously Timeline) is open.Search opened: Will change the taskbar appearance when the search menu (previously Cortana) is open.Start opened: Will change the taskbar appearance when the start menu is opened.Maximized window: Will change the taskbar to a different appearance if a window is currently maximised.Visible window: Will change the taskbar to a different appearance if a window is currently open on the desktop.Dynamic modes (these can be used together and each of them provides a taskbar state and color you can customize):.Acrylic: Will give the taskbar an appearance similar to Microsoft's Fluent Design guidelines.Windows 10 and Windows 11 build 22000 only. Blur: Will make the taskbar slightly blurred.Opaque: Tinted taskbar, without transparency.Taskbar states (choose one - color can be customized on every state except Normal):.Advanced color picker supporting alpha and live preview to change the taskbar's color.A lightweight (uses a few MB of RAM and almost no CPU) utility that makes the Windows taskbar translucent/transparent on Windows 10 and Windows 11.
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