Application windows start opaque unless a user opts in
Omarchy applications now start opaque. Terminals and a short list of tools keep their transparency, and a helper opts any other app in. Pull request 14253 merged into quattro.
The helper is o.transparent_window, with a shared opacity a user can override. Super+Backspace adds that transparency to an opaque window and toggles it on a window that already has some.
Browsers use the opaque default. Terminals, text interfaces, Omawrite, 1Password, LocalSend, and Nautilus keep the standard transparency. David Heinemeier Hansson opened and merged pull request 14253.