#Blurring screen when walker is open adds weird border around notifications

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ivory blade
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layerrule = blur on, match:class walker causes notifications to have a weird partial border. Is anyone aware of a different way to blur the background when walker is open to avoid this?

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ivory blade
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Just tried match:title and changing walker to ^(.*walker.*)$, both options still apply the blur when walker is open, but there is still the weird border

wide sonnet
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maybe namespace: notifications

seems to be weird with screenshot region selection

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layerrule {
    name = mako
    match:namespace = notifications
    match:namespace = hyprpicker 
    match:namespace = selection
    animation = slide right
    blur = on
    ignore_alpha = 1
}
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i like the layerrule = blur on, match:class ^(walker)$ thanks

ivory blade
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Will try the namespace fix when home, ty!

ivory blade
wide sonnet
ivory blade
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oh let me test

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yup

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ty again!

ivory blade
wide sonnet
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man. my screenshot selector has become all blur and cant see what i'm selecting (altho the screenshots come out fine if i aim correctly)

ivory blade
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oh my god, thats happening to me too and I didnt evven realize... welp, thats another issue with the blur that we need to fix... sorry about that

wide sonnet
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namespace: hyprpicker
namespace: selection

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found with for i in 1 2 3 4 5 6; do hyprctl layers; sleep 1 ; done

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i updated above snippet to fix

ivory blade
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Awesome, working for me too! tysm!

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wait no the weird border is back for notifications

wide sonnet
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true. weird

ivory blade
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can multiple match's be used in one windowrule? I dont think ive seen that before

wide sonnet
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layerrule {
    name = mako
    match:namespace = notifications
    animation = slide right
    ignore_alpha = 1
}
layerrule {
    name = pickers
    match:namespace = hyprpicker 
    match:namespace = selection
    ignore_alpha = 1
}
ivory blade
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let me try splitting them rteal quick

wide sonnet
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the blur = on was unnecessary it seems. ignore_alpha was all huh