Situatie
In the past, Microsoft has been testing the “mica” material, a semi-transparent blur effect that shines through the colors of the desktop background image on the frame of the application, aligning with the design language of Windows 11 elements, including File Explorer.
However, the company removed the effect in version 138 and higher releases. However, it has now been discovered that you can bring back the mica effect through the built-in Chromium implementation. The only caveat is that it only works for the title bar, removes the more rounded corners in the tabs, and has some minor bugs. To enable the mica effect on the Edge browser, follow these steps:
Solutie
1. Right-click the Edge icon in the Taskbar
2. Right-click the Microsoft Edge item and choose the Properties option
3. Append the following flag in the Target field (after a space):
–enable-features=Windows11MicaTitlebar
(Quick note: The Target field should look like this: “C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft\Edge\Application\msedge.exe” –profile-directory=”Default” –enable-features=Windows11MicaTitlebar)
4. Click the Apply button
5. Click the OK button.
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