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Sorry for the late reply, I was just researching about this and found the solution. |
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You can use regex to match everything except the things you want to blur. Here is the snippet that I use:
You can expand this rule to include as many programs as you'd like. |
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I had the same issue and I had to enable
Then, setting opacity for apps would also enable blur (ex. |
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When I use the reduce the opacity of kitty it works fine but the issue it also reduces the opacity of the text or turn the text color towards transparent how to make the text as it is that is text opacity = 1 (something like that )
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Most windows are opaque and some transparent windows may preferably not have a blurred background (like certain splash screens). I would like to only enable blur for specific classes, like the terminal and wofi but leave the rest without blur.
I have already tried using a windowrulev2 with noblur and negative lookahead in the regex but that did not do anything.
How can I achieve this?
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