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Hi, since updating to e860404 I've had a persistent popup that shows the currently active window when:
i. using the panels theme, and
ii. a secondary monitor is focused.
I would like to be able to disable it, as it kinda gets in the way imho.
I'd love to contribute a fix or config toggle, but am kind of at a loss as to where the relevant code is located.
Here's my current config (excluding paths and keybinds):
Oh wow, will definitely try it, thanks (and congrats) !
You might want to add it to the readme, so people can see it.
Any reason why you moved off fabric ?
Yup, I was gonna add it right now, heh.
No reason really, I still love Fabric, but one day I was trying out Quickshell and... It went kinda far. I had already better code because I knew what I was doing from the start, and it was performing better, so... I couldn't stop there.
Ok, found it !
Smh initializing self._forced_occlusion = True in modules/notch.py makes it go away.
This is good enough for me, but if you want I can contribute a setting flag.
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Axenide commentedon Jan 1, 2026
I'll see what I can do, but just in case... Ambxst was released yesterday. :) It is Ax-Shell's successor.
OliverGuy commentedon Jan 1, 2026
Oh wow, will definitely try it, thanks (and congrats) !
You might want to add it to the readme, so people can see it.
Any reason why you moved off fabric ?
Axenide commentedon Jan 2, 2026
Yup, I was gonna add it right now, heh.
No reason really, I still love Fabric, but one day I was trying out Quickshell and... It went kinda far. I had already better code because I knew what I was doing from the start, and it was performing better, so... I couldn't stop there.
OliverGuy commentedon Jan 2, 2026
Ok, found it !
Smh initializing
self._forced_occlusion = Truein modules/notch.py makes it go away.This is good enough for me, but if you want I can contribute a setting flag.