Taskbar text unreadable on dark wallpapers

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Steps to reproduce the issue

I run into a major readability issue when using dark desktop wallpapers. Because the taskbar becomes completely transparent, the system tray area on the right (time/date, battery, volume, network icons, etc.) loses contrast and becomes very blurry or hard to read against dark background regions.

Suggested Solutions

To make the text and icons on the right side clear and readable, I would like to suggest a few potential options:

1. Text Shadow / Glow Effect: Add a subtle outer shadow or high-contrast glow around the taskbar text and system tray icons to make them pop against any background.
2. Adaptive Text/Icon Color: Automatically switch the right-side text and system tray icons between black and white depending on the background brightness underneath.
3. Localized Acrylic / Gradient Background: Provide an option to apply a subtle gradient tint or slight acrylic blur specifically behind the system tray/clock area, ensuring high contrast while keeping the rest of the taskbar transparent.

Expected results

Expected Behavior

Users should be able to clearly read the time, battery level, and other system info at a glance, regardless of whether the desktop wallpaper is bright, dark, or busy.

Actual results

Additional Context

This issue significantly impacts daily usability when switching between different wallpapers. Thank you for your hard work on this awesome tool

Windows version

Windows 11 SV2 (builds 22621-22622)

Other details

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Relevant log output

Start by reproducing the taskbar and system tray contrast problem on Windows 11 SV2 with a dark wallpaper, then locate the rendering path for the transparent taskbar and right-side tray area. Done means the time, battery, volume, and network indicators remain readable across bright, dark, and busy wallpapers; the issue does not name a file or test to run.