since 2008

Features of Nimi Visuals

Categories

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  • Accessibility features

    2

    "Accessibility features" category lists features intended to ease and enhance project usability.

    Language and localization support
    Interface language can be changed, ​and local­ization may adjust behavior to match cultural con­ven­tions.
    Online help
    Project has online help — documenta­tion, frequent­ly asked ques­tions — sec­tion.
  • Core features

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    "Core features" category lists features related to the project core functioning.

    Autoupdate
    Is cap­able of checking ​for updat­es ​and autoupdating.
    Custom DPI support
    Applica­tion is ful­ly scall­able ​and supports arbitrary DPI values (including high-DPI), while us­ing vector‑based ​and guid­ed rendering ​for non-raster elements.
  • Language localization

    2

    "Language localization" category lists features related to language localization e.g: in-built localizations.

    RTL support
    Supports right-to-left text direc­tion per local­ization.
    English
    This project has inbuilt English local­ization.
  • Security features

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    "Security features" category lists mechanisms intended to protect integrity, authenticity, and safety.

    Digitally signed
    The applica­tion is digit­ally sign­ed.
    Navigation request confirmation
    Before navigating to external URLs, excluding those open­ed via con­tainer items, a con­firma­tion prompt is shown.
    Update tampering protection
    Signature of each download­ed update is verified. If tampering is detect­ed, the update is abort­ed with a warning.
  • Start menu effects

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    "Start menu effects" category lists effects that can be applied when showing and hidding start menu.

    Aurora transition
    Start menu diffus­ingly fad­es ​in when show­ing, ​and out when hiding.
    Fold transition
    Hides Start menu by folding up vertic­ally, ​and unfolds when show­ing.
    Jellify transition
    Perspectively wiggles Start menu ​in when show­ing, ​and out when hidding.
  • Windows focus effects

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    "Windows focus effects" category lists effects that can be applied when window gets focus.

    Contrast screen
    Active window is placed above dimmed field, with inactive windows underneath.
    Reorder shuffle
    When activating not maximized window, not maximized windows below it will shuffle ​and then return to pre­vious posi­tion.
    Transparent inactive
    Turns inactive windows semi-transparent, while active maintains its opa­city.
    Window bounce
    Windows will bounce upon receving focus.
  • Windows minimize, restore, close & create effects

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    "Windows minimize, restore, close & create effects" category lists effects that can be applied when window is being minimized, restored, closed or created.

    Aurora transition
    Window diffus­ingly fad­es ​in when show­ing, ​and out when hiding.
    Close puff
    Displays puff cloud below cursor when window is closed.
    Fold transition
    Hides windows by folding up horizont­ally, ​and unfolds when show­ing.
    Jellify
    Perspectively wiggles window ​in when show­ing, ​and out when hidding.
    Liquify transition
    Liquifies (melts) windows when hidding, ​and solidifies (by filling up) when show­ing.
    Shuffle transition
    Fades ​in ​and shuffles window parts out when show­ing, ​and stacks those while fading out when hiding.
    Twirl transition
    Twirls windows ​in when hiding, ​and out when show­ing.
  • Windows move & resize effects

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    "Windows move & resize effects" category lists effects that can be applied while window is being moved or resized.

    Fade on move or resize
    Fades window transparent while its mov­ed ​or resized.
    Jelly windows
    Makes mov­ed window wiggle like being made from jel­ly.
    Keep momentum
    Window con­serv­es move momentum.
    Pixie dust
    Makes mov­ed window to leave a trail of twinkling pixie dust.
    Push other windows
    Makes mov­ed ​or resized window push other windows.
    Warp on edges
    Horizont­ally warps window to opposite screen edge when mov­ed outside its bounds.