You need to restore default transparency settings before a reboot or shutdown if you want to enjoy the results of that script again (i.e. So the "hybrid transparency" is only effective for as long as you run the script from a system with transparency enabled and you do not reboot. What leads to claim there is "hybrid transparency" is that, after executing the command to disable transparency, the script only restarts Finder and Spotlight, not the Dock or anything else. However, after a reboot, transparency is completely disabled, as anyone would expect, i.e. The default write reduceTransparency -boot command just does what it's always done.
If for some reason after that you will still get Dock and Notification Center without "transparencies" then relaunch the mand:
#Mojave dark mode switch back to white Patch#
To use this patch just double click on this attached shell " mand" and it will launch through Terminal.Īfter launch the mand just follow these steps:Ĭlose Terminal (CMD+Q) and any other app previously opened. To return with normal "transparency" you can also do that from Accessibility prefpane disabling the "reduce transparency" checkbox.
It is t otally safe, harmless and reversible, it has been deeply tested and will 100% work until restart or logout, even after sleep lock screen it will still work. Those who use Mojave with an OpenGL (non-Metal) Video Card in "dark mode" have noticed that global transparencies are working fine, while in "light mode" encountered the "grey" Finder menu bar and sidebars issues, this patch is intended for those who want to use Mojave mainly in "light mode" saving some transparencies around, so here is my "hybrid reduce transparency" patch.
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