Possible issues (and some solutions):
1) In multiple monitor setups it will probably (and by probably I mean almost certainly) get triggered for both monitors if the main monitor has a maximized window
Eliminated on V.18.10.2018.2
2) I don't know how Windows handles the task-bar's height so if you have a high resolution monitor you will probably have to change the TaskbarHeight variable to match your task-bar's height.
3) If you see 4 tiny dots in your desktop, change the DefaultColorRGB variable to match your wallpaper. just make sure you dont use white 255,255,255 and black 0,0,0 as some programs/ browsers/ websites might use those values for the background. Other probably reserved colors are 41,41,41 and 51,51,51 as well as 136,136,136. you would want to go for something weird like 250,255,253 for light wallpapers or 0,0,3 (default) for dark ones.
4)( That's more like a suggestion rather than an issue) You could use chameleon plugin to get the colors according to your wallpaper every time it changes. Though I find 0,0,3 to be pretty stealthy and universal.
Enjoy!
This will set you back a couple of kilobytes and 4 pixels of your desktop. I found it a worthy sacrifice.
--------------------------> CREDITS <--------------------------
1) --> arkenthera <--for the TranslucentTaskbar plugin, check the original post here
2) -->jsmorley <-- for the PixelColor plugin (and the lua script), check the original post here
------------------------> DOWNLOAD <------------------------
1) --> arkenthera <--for the TranslucentTaskbar plugin, check the original post here
2) -->jsmorley <-- for the PixelColor plugin (and the lua script), check the original post here
------------------------> DOWNLOAD <------------------------
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