Windows 10 and 11 have frequently been chastised for their mediocre and uninspiring design. Despite having “modern” operating systems, both versions appear trapped in a minimalist rut, with flat, dreary icons and uninspired color palettes that feel more like placeholders than meaningful visual upgrades. Microsoft’s attempts at a “clean” design can come across as antiseptic and soulless, leaving customers missing the richness and personality found in earlier versions such as Windows 7.
Seelen UI is a Windows desktop modification application that aims to increase both personalization and productivity. It is simple to use and includes a variety of tools that allow users customize their desktop environment and streamline workflow.
The application lets users to personalize their desktop by altering menus, widgets, and other features to create a workspace that fits their preferences and needs. Tiling Windows Manager automatically organizes windows for multitasking, increasing productivity and organization.
Seelen UI also has an integrated media module that works with most music players, allowing you to pause, restart, and skip tracks without opening new windows. Seelen UI includes an app launcher inspired by Rofi, which allows you to easily run apps and instructions.
The user-friendly interface allows you to easily change themes, taskbar layouts, and icons with a few clicks. Even less technically inclined individuals can simply personalize their desktop as needed. Seelen UI requires the WebView runtime, which comes pre-installed on Windows 11 and is included in the Windows 10 setup.
Microsoft Edge is also required for the program to run properly. Users can install Seelen UI using a variety of methods, including the Microsoft Store (the preferred choice), Winget, or the.msix installer for a portable version. An.exe installation is also provided, albeit it is unsigned and may cause antivirus alerts.
The software was updated yesterday to fix an “infinite render loop on settings home page, fetching news” error. Find out more and access the downloads via the GitHub page here.
