It sure is! You can do it using the Compatibility rules. First, make a Compatibility rule for *.* to match all applications and disable the TitleBar Buttons.

Then, add a new Compatibility rule for each application and enable the TitleBar Buttons in their rules.

Please see the attached screenshot for reference.

It's not currently possible, but if we're able to add it in a future version, we'll be sure to let you know!

In the meantime, you can set the minimum window size for the TitleBar Buttons in the Settings > Advanced Settings. The buttons will then start getting trimmed from the right-side as the window gets down to that size. That way, if the Move to Next Monitor button is the left-most one, you can essentially have only that button visible

Alternatively, you can disable the TitleBar Buttons for that app using a Compatibility rule, and just use the middle-mouse button click on the TitleBar to move it to the next monitor.

Hope that helps!

On the Settings > Window Management tab, make sure the "Enable window caption bar middle-clicking..." option is enabled. If it is enabled and still doesn't work, could you send over a debug log? Here are the steps:

• On the Troubleshooting tab, change the Logging drop-down to "Logging: Important Only"
• Restart DisplayFusion
• The next time it occurs, note the time so we'll know where to check in the log file
• Send us the DisplayFusion.log and DebugInfo.html files (can be found by clicking the Open Log button on the Troubleshooting tab)
• Disable debug logging after sending the log

For the TitleBar Button question, you can adjust the offset by using the "TitleBar Buttons: Offset Horizontal" option in the Settings > Advanced Settings window. I'd recommend something like 15 if you want to move them a bit closer to the normal windows caption buttons.

Hi Kai,

Currently the only way to do this is to enable the title bar buttons in the Functions tab, and then use the compatibility settings to disable the buttons for each application you don't want them on.

We do have an open feature request to be able to white list, instead of blacklist applications for those title bar buttons, so I've added your vote to that as well.

Thanks!

Votes added, thanks!

@NetMage: "This application" will disable the titlebar buttons for the application(s) specified in the Compatibility rule. "All applications" will disable the titlebar buttons globally any time the application(s) specified in the Compatibility rule are running.

I mean, to be fair, that post is 9 years old, and re-reading it, it does appear that I misunderstood, so my bad on that.

There aren't any scripting functions for working with TitleBar Buttons, no. They're not setup to be modified on a per-window basis, so if we re-do the backend stuff to support that, we would just add a UI for customizing them per-window at the same time.