Extra border around palettes in CC

Has anyone figured out how to get rid of the extra border that surrounds the whole palette in CC?
Or, is this a bug? Hard to know either way.

Hi there, is the JavaScript Tools Guide CC.pdf availiable online ?
Had a google but can't find it, would somebody mind dropping it in a mail/dropbox or something?
Thanks so much.
Having difficulty installing CC trial at work.
Might have to wait a long time for them to upgrade...

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