Today, Stardock announced the release of WindowBlinds 10.5, the latest iteration of its popular desktop customization software. WindowBlinds allows users to completely customize their desktop interface by choosing from unique skin options for their Start panel, taskbar, window frames, control buttons, and more.

What’s new in 10.5:

Apply skins to universal applications!

Blur the area behind skinned areas (Windows 10 Anniversary [and later])

Taskbar preview skinning on Windows 10

Skin OS ribbon controls and blend in better with titlebars

Completely hide the Windows Explorer ribbon

Improved handling of high and mixed DPI settings

Option for using standard Windows menus which skin better on desktop

Option for applying system accent color based on the skin selected (either auto generated or via AccentColour setting under System Colours)

Improved skinning for Mozilla applications

"We are excited to be able to create a more seamless desktop environment for our users," said Angela Marshall, Stardock COO and Vice President of Software. "We are always looking for ways to improve WindowBlinds so skinning Universal applications was a natural fit. We are also happy to bring back blurring for users with the Anniversary Update of Windows 10."

WindowBlinds is available as a standalone application or through Stardock's comprehensive Object Desktop service. Through Object Desktop, users will be able to access the latest versions of WindowBlinds, Start10, Fences, Deskscapes, and more.

WindowBlinds supports Microsoft Windows 10 and is available to download now for $9.99, and those who own a previous version can upgrade for just $4.99.

For more information about WindowBlinds 10, visit www.windowblinds.net and check out the gallery below.

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