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i'm working tkinter , python 3.7 on Windows , wondering if there way remove tk() window border frame , title bar without using overrideredirect(1).

i have own close button , overrideredirect(1) presents me few issues can't accept:

1.gui on top

2.can't iconify deiconify properly

  1. no keyboard input can't type fields

  2. screen disappers when out of focus

  3. there is no icon at the taskbar when overideredirect(1) is used.

i can't use attributes("-fullscreen", true) titlebar , borders remain plus i want my window to be movable so fullscreen doesn't help.

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wondering if there way remove tk() window border frame , title bar without using overrideredirect(1)

No, there is not. Using overrideredirect is the only way to do it.