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    What framework does Visual Studio's UI use? Does it include default maximize, minimize, and close buttons?

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      What framework does Visual Studio's UI use? Does it include default maximize, minimize, and close buttons?

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        VectorStyler @shomnipotence
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        @shomnipotence These are not the default Windows icons.

        VectorStyler uses an internal framework (written in C++, with some extensions), originally for MacOS, with a thin system dependency layer, and ported with that to Windows.

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          shomnipotence @VectorStyler
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          @VectorStyler The developers' response time to the question was astonishing. Is it possible to embed the native three main items into the top right corner? Or use a Win32 title bar (which would mean a separate menu bar).

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            VectorStyler @shomnipotence
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            @shomnipotence said in What framework does Visual Studio's UI use? Does it include default maximize, minimize, and close buttons?:

            Is it possible to embed the native three main items into the top right corner? Or use a Win32 title bar (which would mean a separate menu bar).

            Is is possible to use the Windows title bar, but it looks awful for this UI.

            There are a number of other apps that added custom icons for this (Affinity, Spotify, etc).

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