Actually, I have intention to make scrollbars drawn internally. But till it is not implemented, I can try API way.
see the suggestion here https://github.com/Microsoft/console/issues/277#issuecomment-428831635
Can you try to set
SetWindowTheme(GetConsoleWindow(), L"DarkMode_Explorer", nullptr); ?
friendly bump 馃槃

so awesome, thanks mate
Is there a way to enable this for conemu shell integration?
Yup, would be good to just have it as a toggle in the settings menu.
Yup, would be good to just have it as a toggle in the settings menu.
There are too many options and toggles.
Is there a way to enable this for conemu shell integration?
Of course. Integration docs for Command field
Example: -Theme -run {powershell} -cur_console:n

Thanks,
what about for Startup - Tasks ?
@musm Do you mean taskbar jump lists? If not, you may just modify shortcut properties.
No, I mean
jumplist tasks

I can't get these to use the new dark theme bar
Jump lists are tricky 馃檮
Add -theme in Task parameters.
Go to the "Task bar" settings page and update jump lists, disable "auto update" if it's enabled.
Return to "Tasks" page, remove "-theme" from parameters.
Save settings
works 馃憤 , but yes indeed tricky
There are too many options and toggles.
I mean I'd prefer a setting rather than adding -Theme everywhere, but I guess that works as well.
Oh, maybe checking if dark mode is enabled in the system could work too?
Good point, I'll check it
https://github.com/ysc3839/win32-darkmode
Here is a program shows how to use undocumented dark mode API.
dark scrollbars are amazing thx
~Dark scrollbars doesn't work when I select auto hide scrollbar~, my fault, works as expected, I didn't have '-Theme' parameter in start menu shortcut ( lnk ) file
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