Extremely Configurable UI module, allows the user to hide, collapse or auto-hide components separately.

This includes hiding Foundry's Logo, Players List, Scene Navigation and Macro Bar.

(Minimal UI + Window Controls)

I work on this module based on my personal preferences, and of course share it with others because I love doing so!

Having said that, I only use a small limited subset of modules myself, and making modules work with others out there takes work, which I am usually honestly not motivated to do. Do consider inviting me a Coffee and let me know which one doesn't work for you, I'll be more inspired afterwards :)

Do track the issue however, it is good that it is not forgotten, or of course feel welcome to submit a pull request that makes it work and I'll happily accept it and give credits.

If you are a Module developer, do consider being Minimal UI Friendly. In terms of colors, this snippet may help you when sharing the colors that Minimal UI settings apply:

if (game.modules.get('minimal-ui')?.active) {
  const rootStyle = document.querySelector(':root').style;
  rootStyle.setProperty('--any1-color-property', game.settings.get('minimal-ui', 'shadowColor'));
  rootStyle.setProperty('--any2-color-property', game.settings.get('minimal-ui', 'borderColor'));
}

• Thanks to colorsettings by ardittristan: Minimal UI has a color picker!
• Thanks to vance in the FoundryVTT Discord: Minimal UI is better written!
• Thanks to the FoundryVTT Discord community for the amazing issue reports and feedback.
• Thanks to Merudo for being the first code contributor to Minimal UI as an open source module!
• Thanks to Greayhead for German Translations
• Thanks to BrotherSharper for the wonderful Japanese Translations

• Let your windows have Minimize, Maximize, Close and Pin Buttons to finally find that character among the many windows open you have
• Organize both minimized and open windows in a lean (invisible when not used) window bar Check it out

• Take a quick look at your inactive scenes by moving your mouse over the navigation panel Check it out

• Resize everything to your liking Check it out

• Custom logo image can be provided
• Foundry Logo may be hidden or resized
• Can be made clickable to toggle show/hide HUD (Including chat or not)

• Players list may be hidden completely, shown on mouse over or shown normally
• Small or standard sizes available

• May be collapsed by default
• Improves User Experience Workflow when using floating windows

• Allows Completely Hiding or having the scene navigation collapsed by default

• Macro Bar may be hidden, collapsed, auto-hidden (default) or shown
• Macro Bar may be repositioned along the X-Axis

• May be shown normally, Auto-Hide or Auto-Hide-Plus
• Left controls buttons may be standard or small size

• May be reduced or hidden when players don't have cameras turned on

• Default settings target a balance between gaining space and functionality
• Colors of borders and shadows and their strength customizable across all Foundry VTT
• Define Transparency when moving the mouse over components!
• Check the settings to customize your experience!

These are bugs in FoundryVTT that are not currently addressed but are more obvious when using Minimal UI

• When clicking on a sidebar menu that was opened but then closed, clicking on it will open it again instead of doing nothing
• If a window is minimized, when reopened, it would be maximized instead of doing nothing
• If a window is open, but behind other windows, it would be brought to the front when reopened, instead doing of nothing

• Window Controls (Recommended combination!)
• Scene Preview (Recommended combination!)
• Super Select

MinimalUI is made as agnostic as possible. Yet, it is impossible to ensure maximum compatibility. I invite you to share any systems or modules that conflict with MinimalUI or do not look correctly. Also do share systems and modules Minimal UI already works with too!

Plugins: rollup, rollup-plugin-css-porter, npm-build-zip Build Script: npm run build

MIT License

Thanks to JetBrains I can work on this project using WebStorm.