#21

The issue is still present in the latest release of Obsidian, v0.10.13 (Installer version v0.10.7). This was recorded on Windows 10 Pro 20H2 19042.746 on an RTX 2080 GPU running driver version 461.09, on an Intel i9-9900K, on a 144 Hz G-Sync (disabled) display.

I thought it might be worth noting, as a potential indication of where the issue might stem from, that the VSCode-Vibrancy extension for Visual Studio Code, which adds the same ‘acrylic material’ transparency effect found in the Fluent Design API, causes it to lag in the same way for me. Terminal, another app that features the same transparency effect (?), however, doesn’t lag when it’s enabled. What is the difference between the two implementations, and why do some experience this issue and not others? Is Obsidian leveraging the ‘acrylic material’ effect, or something similar but different?

#22

Happening for me on M1 MacBook Air.

#23

Steps to reproduce

turn on translucent window

Expected result

translucent window

Actual result

https://gofile.io/d/QrCQgg

Environment

  • Operating system: win 10
  • Obsidian version: 0.11.3

Additional information

#24

Close your transparent effect in the Color setting of windows should fix this issue.

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#25

I think this function is useless, but bug is bug

#26

Same issue present with v0.11.13

Really enjoy this function as I can see my lovely wallpaper when studying…please fix the bug :woozy_face:

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#27

Update: the issue is still present in v0.12.3 on Electron 12.

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#28

This issue is present for me too, as described; if you have transparency settings turned on in the Windows Color settings, and transparency turned on in appearance for Obsidian, the Obsidian window will have a lot of lag when dragging around.

I’m using this on a Dell XPS 17, running Windows 10 Home 19043.1023, and Obsidian is on version 0.12.3

#29

using electron window plugin can make translucent without lag. Just adjust opacity in plugin setting, and not turn on translucent window core plugin.

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#30

I have the same problem. In window 10 version 1909, rtx2060 + AMD ryzen 5 3600 6-core processor, the Obsidian version is 0.12.12

#31

To everyone who was effected by this, it is fixed in Windows 11. I just noticed now!

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#32

Just visit this topic to share this FIRST!!! But damn!! :grin:

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#33

Windows 10 Pro - Dell XPS 15 9500
Obsidian Version 0.13.14

Issue just occured for me, though this setting has been enabled for some time.

Steps taken:

  • Connect additional display to laptop (both screens 1920x1080 resolution)
  • Additional monitor supports 4K

Issue occurs following connection to additional 4K monitor.

Issue re-occurs whenever translucent window is enabled in Obsidian.

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Issue resolved by disabling translucent window settings.

#34

v0.13.23 still same. Win 10.
Electron window plugin can’t replicate the frosting glass/blur effect.
Please fix this :pray:

#35

Confirmed on Win10 21H2 19044.1526
AMD 5950x
6900xt
Obsidian 0.13.23

#36

Download and reinstall obsidian from the website. The new version might solve this issue.

#37

Still have the issue on v0.13.31

Windows 10 Home version 10.0.19044 Build 19044
Intel i7-10875H
Nvidia GeForce GTX 1660 Ti

#38

Ok, I just confirmed that this is windows bug. It should be fixed in win 11.