Anonymous
7/25/2025, 12:25:42 AM
No.106013933
>>106013857
I think we just need to accept that the days of Common Controls / applications on Windows sharing a theme and UX patterns are over. Every application wants to stand out, be unique. In modern UI frameworks, it's often not even possible to use the OS widgets or at least lookalikes. Even Qt on Windows 11 now uses some completely made up nonsense theme by default now.
I think we just need to accept that the days of Common Controls / applications on Windows sharing a theme and UX patterns are over. Every application wants to stand out, be unique. In modern UI frameworks, it's often not even possible to use the OS widgets or at least lookalikes. Even Qt on Windows 11 now uses some completely made up nonsense theme by default now.