Different color border being drawn on windows depending on the color of the contents of the window.

[anchovyyy]

If the majority of a window is a certain color, an additional border is drawn of that color on the window. This wasn't the case before, how can I disable this?

#!/bin/bash

sxhkd -c $HOME/.config/sxhkd/berry &

berryc border_width       0
berryc inner_border_width 4
berryc title_height       30
berryc edge_gap 	0 46 0 0

berryc focus_color         dadada
berryc unfocus_color       232a2d
berryc inner_focus_color   dadada
berryc inner_unfocus_color 232a2d
berryc text_focus_color    232a2d
berryc text_unfocus_color  dadada

berryc smart_place "true"
berryc draw_text   "true"
berryc edge_lock   "true"
berryc set_font    "Furamono Nerd Font-11"
berryc pointer_interval 0
berryc decorate_new 		"true"
berryc resize_mask "mod1"
berryc move_mask "mod4"
berryc focus_follows_pointer "false"

feh --bg-scale ~/Pictures/Mountain.png &

dunst &
picom &
/usr/lib/geoclue-2.0/demos/agent &
/usr/lib/polkit-gnome/polkit-gnome-authentication-agent-1 &
/usr/bin/diodon &
redshift -P &
polybar --reload bar &

[cwillsey06]

I found that if you compile #145, set berryc border_radius n in your autostart, and disable your rounded corners in picom, that'll fix it.

Another solution is to set backend = "xrender" in picom.conf, but that unfortunately breaks a lot of stuff, with the most important being window transparency, leaving a black edge around the corners.