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@HO-COOH HO-COOH commented Jun 30, 2024

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This PR will utilize Community ToolKit's ThemeListener and update the tray icon to the correct light/dark mode in time. Unlike currently it only updates when there is a package update check, causing this
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But the current ThemeListener does not work under WinUI3, and I have submitted another PR to them to get that fixed. I will mark this WIP with draft for now, and will switch the status to be ready once that PR gets merged.

@chris-tietgen
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I like this change. Is there a similar ticket to show the new updates available indicator on the taskbar icon?

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what do you mean?

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I mean that the icon that displays on the taskbar doesn't show that green dot that appears on the icon in the tray area, so I can't tell at a glance that updates are available from that icon.

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I am afraid this is currently not possible, due to limitations with Windows AppSdk and Unpackaged apps

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ThemeListener to dynamically respond to theme changes, which would resolve both issues—improving visual consistency and accessibility.

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