SeizeControl - App Themes · published · build 23063558
SeizeControl 2.0.0 is a major update built around App Themes, a Steam DLC for users who want deeper control over how SeizeControl looks and feels. Start with included themes, build your own, and use the Steam Workshop ecosystem to discover and share.
(May take time to show in the Steam store, Steam is still reviewing the DLC page)
Steam DLC extends SeizeControl and expands your control. App Themes adds a full workflow for browsing themes, managing an active stack, and controlling how the full UI looks and feels.
Start with 3 included themes: Cyberpunk, Glass, and OLED. Enable themes, apply or remove them, reorder the active stack, and tune theme data profiles so your setup stays aligned with how you work.
App Themes library:
Theme details and customization:
The sidebar now includes More, a hub for extended functionality. Plugins remain included with SeizeControl, and App Themes comes as a DLC with install status.
Browse a catalog of community themes through the Steam Workshop ecosystem. Search, filter, sort, subscribe, favorite, report, and open Workshop items on Steam from the App Themes Workshop tab.
Creators can build their own themes with the editor, import and export theme files, tune theme data profiles, and publish new or updated items to Steam Workshop from inside SeizeControl.
The tray panel now includes an App Themes submenu. Toggle enabled themes and apply or remove active themes without opening the full main window.
When creating App Theme previews, the Choose Icon modal now has a Theme tab. It renders a small SeizeControl component preview with the current theme injected, then cycles through Idle, Hover, and Active states.
Capture in Dark, Light, or Both. When using Both, it records one dark cycle and one light cycle, then renders the result as a GIF preview.
Rich View count badges can now appear on folder icons, not just the Rich View toggle button, making folders with Rich View entries easier to spot across the app.
The first app load now has a clearer startup screen with a spinner and status text for what SeizeControl is working on.
The tray panel now warms up during app startup, so the first tray click should no longer a loading state.
Several minor improvements and bug fixes.