I know you can change the color of the outline, but I'm not certain about a way to change the thickness.
The color can be changed from Settings > Personalization > Color > Accent Color.
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When using Alt+Tab is there any way to make the "selected window" line, a bit bolder or noticeable? its hard to see which one is the selected one.
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I know you can change the color of the outline, but I'm not certain about a way to change the thickness.
The color can be changed from Settings > Personalization > Color > Accent Color.
this is crazy, you can hardly see it.
Same issue, thanks for starting the thread and getting me to the right settings page.
My settings for Light/Dark theme were different for Windows (Dark) and Apps (Light). Switching both settings to Dark updated the Alt-Tab border colour to white, which is far easier to see.
Using an accent colour in the warm & light spectrum (white, yellow, red) may also work though I prefer my Taskbar, window headers, etc. to be easier on the eyes.
-Eli.
Excellent, good thinking about trying that out. Also, I know the Windows 11 team is continuing to tweak and make changes to this. A few weeks ago they published a blog update about a new style update where it no longer covers the entire screen. Here's the view in the latest developer preview update of Windows 11 (build 22579):
Well it certainly got better turning off transparency.