The built-in flyouts are hidden temporarily when this app is running in the background, which means you can always terminate the app process and go back to the default UI. Once you’ve launched the app, you should be able to configure it from the system tray.
If you’re interested, you can download ModernFlyouts (Preview) from the store. Fully customizable: You can disable each module, change the position of the flyout and the opacity level too.Įverything’s pretty straightforward and even though it’s not made by Microsoft, it’s still the best app you can get at this point.Adds additional media controls, such as shuffle, repeat and stop.Fluent UI with light, dark and hight contrast themes support.Here’s a list of other features offered with ModernFlyouts: You can even hide Global System Media Transport Controls (GSMTC) aka Media controls (thumbnails, seek bar, etc) for all apps with just one tap. ModernFlyouts app lets you change the timeout of the flyouts too, which is a great way to make these flyouts less obtrusive. It also makes it look like a part of Windows 10 and Windows 10X, thanks to the excellent implementation of Fluent Design and rounded corners. As you can see in the above screenshot, the ModernFlyouts app brings a much-needed makeover to volume and other flyouts.
