Title: Two windows with liquid glass? possible to share focus/key window state?

[SultanAlzoghaibi]

I'm building a macOS Tauri app with two separate NSPanel windows, both using liquid glass. The UI is intentionally two separate rounded rectangles (like an "8" shape).
The problem: only one panel can be key window at a time, so the non-key panel always shows the inactive/foggy liquid glass appearance.
Is there any way to make two separate windows both appear "active" with liquid glass simultaneously? I've tried order_front_regardless(), nonactivating_panel, and can_become_key_window: false but none preserve the active liquid glass look on the non-key window.
Is this a fundamental macOS limitation or is there a workaround?

Thanks If you can give answer!

[FabianLars]

Hmm, i can't find a workaround that works across multiple windows either :/ The old vibrancy effect at least had a state setter but the glass views don't.

[SultanAlzoghaibi]

Thanks for the reply! You seem very well versed in Tauri! I think this might be a fundamental macOS limitation with their liquid glass. However, I was able to have 2 liquid glass panels open at the same time if I click on each one. so maybe I'm missing something.

this possibility is related to the ordering of panel.hide(), but im aiming for cross OS so this much work in Mac side of app too out of scope for me.

(This is my first time working with MacOS apis)

[yornaath]

Yeah same. I want it for a notification, but it only has the glass effect when clicked/focused.