adding-tauri-splashscreen

To add a Tauri splash screen, configure a dedicated splash window in tauri.conf.json with transparent background and no decorations, create a splashscreen.html file, and coordinate frontend and backend readiness signals to close the splash and reveal the main window.

A Tauri splash screen stays visible during initialization by keeping the main window hidden until both frontend and backend setup tasks complete, using a readiness signal to trigger the transition and deliver a smooth startup flow.

The best way to configure a Tauri startup splash screen in tauri.conf.json is to define a separate splash window with decorations removed, a transparent background, and centered positioning to ensure a branded loading sequence.

Yes, you can use a custom splashscreen.html design with Tauri window management by providing your own HTML file and loading sequence to inform users while the app initializes components.

Yes, coordinating frontend and backend readiness signals is required to close the Tauri splash screen and show the main window, ensuring setup finishes before the transition occurs.

A Tauri splash screen may not disappear if the frontend and backend readiness signals are not properly coordinated, preventing the main window from being revealed after initialization completes.