dakanji

Saving the initial screen and then using this as the banner is a clever way to get around previous shortcomings as your pictures demonstrate. However, blind spots may still exist. You might want to make sure you check scenarios like where banners are full size background images and not just a small image like the rEFind icon one you tested for instance. Well done regardless.

Saving the initial screen and then using this as the banner is a clever way to get around the previous shortcomings as your pictures demonstrate. However, blind spots may still exist. You might want to make sure you check scenarios like where banners are full size background images and not just a small image like the rEFind icon one you tested for instance. Well done regardless.

Saving the initial screen and then using this as the banner is a clever way to get around the previous shortcomings as your pictures demonstrate. However, blind spots may still exist. You might want to make sure you check scenarios like where banners are full size background images for instance and not just a small image like the rEFind one you tested for instance. Well done regardless.

Saving the initial screen and then using this as the banner is a clever way to get around the previous shortcomings as your pictures demonstrate. However, I suspect your focus is still a bit too narrow and that you have a few blind spots. You might want to make sure you test scenarios like where banners are full size background images for instance and not just a small image like the rEFind one you tested. Well done regardless.

Saving the initial screen and then using this as the banner is a clever way to get around the previous shortcomings as your pictures demonstrate. However, I suspect your focus is still a bit too narrow and that you have a few blind spots. You might what to make sure you test scenarios like where banners are full size background images for instance and not just a small image like the rEFind one you tested. Well done regardless.

Saving the initial screen and then using this as the banner is a clever way to get around the previous shortcomings as your pictures demonstrate. However, I suspect your focus is still a bit too narrow and have a few blind spots. You might what to make sure you test scenarios like where banners are full size background images for instance and not just a small image like the rEFind one you tested. Well done regardless.

Saving the initial screen and then using this as the banner is a clever way to get around the previous shortcomings as your pictures demonstrate. Well done. Best now wait for input from the maintainer.

Saving the initial screen and then using this as the banner is a clever way to get around the previous shortcomings as your pictures demonstrate. The only remaining issue I see is that your focus is still perhaps a bit too narrow and that the HideBanner setting should be working as they currently do without change. That is, should not be "transparent" regardless of whether the user has set the transparent flag or not. Ignoring that I think the change muddies the perception given to users about what...