Windows 10: When split screening apps, the colors of my desktop are visible around the borders.

I am running Windows 10 Education 1909. When I split my browser or other apps into two even windows I can see the color of my wallpaper around the edges. The edges are probably a pixel or two wide, but using a colorful background I can see that all around the edge. I use the Windows feature where I drag the app and it auto-fills half the screen.

Is this normal, can anyone else run a test with a bright background? I'm running stock Windows, never touched border thickness settings though I know it's a setting. How can I eliminate the background from the edge and make Chrome perfectly fit the two halves of my monitor?

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White Border on Left of Desktop Screen

A white color border is visible on left of my screen which is not fixing even after restarting or killing the desktop app. It overlaps over anything that i open on my my desktop. Please see screanshots for clearance.

 

app windows borders

You can also configure it so that the color of the border changes automatically

One of the easiest ways to make the border color of Windows 10 automatically change when we change the other colors of the system is to access the configuration window to select the appropriate color to the wallpaper that is displayed on the desktop in that
moment. For it:

Step 1: Right-click on the desktop, and in the menu that is displayed select the option "Customize", which will open the Windows 10 configuration window.

Step 2: After that, we click on the item "Colors", located in the panel on the left. Then we move to the panel on the right and activate the option "Automatically choose an emphasis color from my background".

 

IE11 border colors

Hi Dominic,

Thank you for choosing Microsoft Community.

As of now there is no option available to change colors of Internet Explorer border.

I would suggest you to submit your feedback using Feedback App.

Thank you.