Just a small tool to add that clean liquid glass / acrylic effect to the Windows File Explorer. I made this because the default Windows folders look a bit boring and I wanted something that felt more "minimalist" and premium.
What it does: Real-time Glass: Turns the Explorer background into a frosted glass surface.
Two Modes: * Ice (white tint) for when you're using Dark Mode.
Smoke (darker tint) so it actually looks good in Light Mode.
Opacity Slider: Change the transparency on the fly.
Performance: Written in Rust, so it uses almost 0% CPU. It won't lag your PC.
How to use it: If you just want to run it, grab the .exe from the releases (if I've uploaded one) or build it yourself.
To build from source:
Make sure you have Rust installed.
Put an icon.ico in the root folder if you want the icon.
Run this in the terminal:
Bash cargo build --release Find your file in target/release/vitro.exe.
Stuff I used: Rust (obviously)
egui for the simple UI
windows-rs to mess with the Win32 API