The white square is the frame.
After undocumented manipulations, I can still work.
I don’t have OBS on Windows 10 yet, so I can’t film these manipulations in detail. I work mainly in Windows 7, there are no these frames there.
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A little surprised nobody has piped in here to support this suggestion. I too can get heavily hung up because a Shortcut frame over an object is blocking my view of that object’s absolute position - it would be good to be able to switch the frame off in such instances with a hotkey whilst still being able to manipulate it:
I agree that in many occasions it would be useful to have a way to hide/show the rectangle control.
Or maybe just to reduce it’s opacity by, say, 50% ?
That way you would still be able to see and use the resize and moving handles. And you would also be able see what’s under the rectangle control.