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Highlights
"full window content" mode for FlatLaf window decorations (Windows 10/11 and Linux)
Full window content mode allows you to extend the content into the window title bar. This means that the content pane (and glass pane) of the Swing window is extended into the window title bar. The window icon and title are automatically hidden. Only the minimize/maximize/close buttons stay visible. So your application can use (nearly) the whole window area.
You can try out "full window content" mode in FlatLaf Demo.
Press the "expand" button on the right side in the tab area.
macOS: window title bar close/minimize/zoom buttons spacing
If using full window content mode on macOS, it is now possible to use larger space
around the close/minimize/zoom buttons (traffic lights) to give your application a "native" look:
Change Log
New features and improvements
- FlatLaf window decorations (Windows 10/11 and Linux): Support "full window
content" mode, which allows you to extend the content into the window title bar. (PR #801) - macOS: Support larger window title bar close/minimize/zoom buttons spacing in
full window content mode and introduced "buttons placeholder". (PR #779) - Native libraries:
- System property
flatlaf.nativeLibraryPathnow supports loading native
libraries named the same as on Maven central. - Published
flatlaf-<version>-no-natives.jarto Maven Central. This JAR is
equal toflatlaf-<version>.jar, except that it does not contain the
FlatLaf native libraries. The Maven "classifier" to use this JAR is
no-natives. You need to distribute the FlatLaf native libraries with your application.
See https://www.formdev.com/flatlaf/native-libraries/ for more details. - Improved log messages for loading fails.
- System property
- Fonts: Updated Inter to v4.0.
- Table: Select all text in cell editor when starting editing using
F2key. (issue #652)