Opinions on these translation keys? The linux/windows one would be used depending on which platform you're on.

REPLUGGED_SETTINGS_TRANSPARENT: `Transparent Window`
REPLUGGED_SETTINGS_TRANSPARENT_DESC: `Makes the discord window transparent, primarily useful for theming.`
REPLUGGED_SETTINGS_TRANSPARENT_ISSUES_WINDOWS: `****WARNING:**** This will break **window snapping**. In some cases, you may experience a black background, such as when the window is cut off at the top or bottom due of the monitor resolution, or when the development tools are open and docked. **Requires restart**.`
REPLUGGED_SETTINGS_TRANSPARENT_ISSUES_LINUX: `****WARNING:**** **Hardware acceleration** may need to be turned **off**. In some cases, you may experience a black background, such as when the window is cut off at the top or bottom due of the monitor resolution, or when the development tools are open and docked. **Requires restart**.`

Should be all set, needs testing on windows and macos and then a review.

Confirmed working on windows after minor issues, just need test on macos.

Fixed some issues, looks like blur isn't possible with neither the native setBackgroundMaterial nor @pyke/vibe on canary (electron 28)

This pr is not ready to be merged.

If anyone would like to take this over please just let me know.

Example video of it working: https://zipline.eastarcti.ca/u/KgFiYH.mp4
Minimum needed for the transparency effect to trigger (Please note this does not mean the minimum needed for you to see transparency):

:root {
  --window-background-material: "acrylic";
  --window-background-color: #00000000;
}

html, body {
  background: transparent;
}

Example theme using acrylic https://github.com/EastArctica/replugged-nord-transparent/releases/tag/v1.0.3

maybe we can do something listening the resize event from the BrowserWindow object something like this:

window.on('resize', () => {
  window.webContents.send('resize-event');
});

we also have the maximize unmaximize and minimize events
https://www.electronjs.org/docs/latest/api/browser-window

@Ren0X1 This probably isn't what you meant but while looking into it the latest commit changes the way maximize/unmaximize is done in a few ways but seems to prevent the window from visually being at pixel 1,1 (sometimes) while still fixing the grey background as well as making the maximize experience a little bit cleaner.

If anyone knows/can figure out how to unmaximize when dragged while in the maximized state cleanly please let me know!