Details on System Areas page

[Jay-o-Way]

1. Why is this checkbox (AdaptiveTaskbarAccentCheckBox) always checked? It's functionless. Shouldn't this be a Header + Dropdown?
2. If this checkbox (DWMPrevalenceSwitcCheckBox) is unchecked, windows should have no borders. But they do, because the result is connected to the Radiobuttons only.

Also, do these name and context match?

[ChenYiLins]

Regarding the first part, I think you are right. At first, I designed it just to make everything look completely unified, but it seems that there is indeed a logical loophole.

The second part, this should be a small defect from the back end. There is no immediate response to the cancellation of the border, which will only take effect when the Hook is triggered next time.

In fact, this Name is more in line with the configuration name in Builder.

[Jay-o-Way]

Does it make sense to change the second setting to a dropdown too? Something like [None, Light, Dark, Both ] ?

[ChenYiLins]

Does it make sense to change the second setting to a dropdown too? Something like [None, Light, Dark, Both ] ?

This is definitely a good idea if the back end can be implemented smoothly.

[Jay-o-Way]

Question: are "Adapt to system" and "Disabled" not the same thing? Asking as a user...

Idea: I want to use ToggleSwitches, to match Windows Settings. I think it is possible, but that requires an even bigger refactoring of the entire logic in the background. Need to discuss this further. Also note that a setting like "Show accent color on window titlebar and borders" is independent from Windows theme. Concept:

We also should respect this thing, but I think we already do that by hiding it?:

Also, we should (re)write code that looks like the examples on MS Learn.

Example: does this setting apply to light or dark theme? is the accent color applied when ADM switches theme, the user switches it via Windows Settings, or both?

[ChenYiLins]

Question: are "Adapt to system" and "Disabled" not the same thing? Asking as a user...

Having said that, it seems true. Except that the buttons will be disabled, they seem to be similar in the presentation of the final effect?

Idea: I want to use ToggleSwitches, to match Windows Settings. I think it is possible, but that requires an even bigger refactoring of the entire logic in the background. Need to discuss this further. Concept:

Yes, in Win11 settings, ToggleSwitch is used instead of CheckBox.

We also should respect this thing, but I think we already do that by hiding it?:
Also, we should (re)write code that looks like the examples on MS Learn.

In fact, I think it is also very important to give users enough guidance, rather than simply hiding or disabling something.

Example: does this setting apply to light or dark theme? is the accent color applied when ADM switches theme, the user switches it via Windows Settings, or both?

There seems to be ambiguity here, too. From the user's point of view, the logic is a bit confusing?