[Question] Transparency on Windows doesn't work, enabled in commerical version?

[Webkitnote]

Transparency in Windows makes window disappear entirely (including text).

That's known issue, some of you have told that it goes all wonky (because "GPU needs to be disabled" or something. I won't backtrack on that). And that there's a way to hack it but might not work properly (chromium, which requires Unix terminal (:|)

I was wondering if this will be worked on in near future and if it would be enabled for (commercial) version of tint2/tint3?

(post sounds little-bit aggressive, but I can't put it another way, yet, it was never meant to sound anywhere offense, sorry for that)

[trevorlinton]

@Webkitnote Sorry for the late response. If i'm remembering the issue is you'd like a cross-platform way of placing a transparent web page on a window? The best solution is to use tint-chromium. You can install it with npm install chromium for your project, then use require('Chromium') to get the same WebView included with Tint but with some additional features (such as transparency, just set the background of the body/html to transparent).

Let me know if this is what you were referring to.

[tzmartin]

Speaking of Chromium.. is Mac supported with tint-chromium?