If you're running DisplayFusion in a corporate environment and need to centrally add Compatibility rules for specific applications, you can do this using Active Directory Group Policy Preferences.
The steps below will walk you through creating a Compatibility rule for Chrome that will disable the DisplayFusion TitleBar Buttons.
The following table lists the names of the settings in the Compatibility rule edit window, and the corresponding registry Value Name. All registry values are type "String (REG_SZ)" and all of them use 0 for disabled, and 1 for enabled. Make sure to replace "X" with the number that matches the "App_X_Path" value you're adding this setting for.
Setting Name |
Registry Value Name |
Disable TitleBar Buttons | App_X_DisableTitleBarButtons |
Disable TitleBar Buttons (all applications) | App_X_DisableTitleBarButtonsAll |
Disable Window Snapping | App_X_DisableWindowSnapping |
Disable Wallpaper changes while running | App_X_DisableWallpaperChanges |
Disable middle-click window moving | App_X_DisableWindowMoveMiddleClick |
Disable maximized window dragging | App_X_DisableWindowMoveMaximizedDrag |
Disable removing from Windows Taskbar | App_X_DisableWindowsTaskbarRemove |
Disable Application Hooks | App_X_DisableAppHooks |
Disable DisplayFusion Taskbars while running | App_X_DisableTaskbarsAll |
Disable moving new windows to current monitor | App_X_DisableMoveNewProcessWindowsToCurrentMonitor |
Use process file icon on DisplayFusion taskbar | App_X_ForceProcessTaskbarProcessIcon |
Force DisplayFusion to treat this application as full screen | App_X_ForceTreatAsFullScreenWindow |
Disable unfocused mouse scrolling | App_X_DisableMouseScroll |
Use alternate Mouse Scroll method | App_X_DisableMouseScroll |
Normal TitleBar Button Offset X | App_X_TitleBarButtonOffset |
Normal TitleBar Button Offset Y | App_X_TitleBarButtonOffsetY |
Maximized TitleBar Button Offset X | App_X_TitleBarButtonOffsetMaxX |
Maximized TitleBar Button Offset Y | App_X_TitleBarButtonOffsetMaxY |