(sorry, I accidentally posted this under "Ideas" and couldn't delete it. Please delete the other post)

This only started happening recently, so I assume it's caused by a Windows Update. And I managed to pinpoint this to a specific option in 7+ Task Tweaker.

Basically, when the Task View button is clicked, Explorer crashes if the "Display seconds on the tray clock" option is enabled. If I disable that option, the Task View behaves normally.

Windows 10 version 22H2

Build: 19045.4780

This was requested in https://tweaker.userecho.com/communities/1/topics/99-group-id-memory but it was 11 years ago so I thought I would try again.

After a cleanup today I am left with only 27 Google Chrome windows and I use Taskbar Inspector to change the Application ID of some of them to new random Groups.  In my Chrome settings I have the "Continue where you left off" option set so when Chrome is restarted all my Chrome windows and tabs are restored.  But...I have to manually select and Group relevant child items every time.

I realise new Application IDs would be assigned on a restart but I was hoping there would be a way to remember the items that were regrouped and assign them a new random group ID on restart.

Chrome is just my specific case but I figure it would be useful for others who use Grouping as well.

I love the option that enables minimizing/restoring windows using the mouse wheel; it's one of the main reasons I started using this utility. It would be great if that option also enables minimizing combined items by using the mouse wheel to scroll down. For consistency, perhaps scrolling up on combined items would work similar to the "Open last window if inactive,..." option.

Thanks a lot for the good work!

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Behavior: left clicking on a program restarts explorer.exe and then applies 7+TT settings (like hiding windows icon). 
Settings: 
And it was also set to start on startup. But when I close and reopen 7+ it still makes this behavior. Noticed after the weather info suddenly appeared on my taskbar (possibly from the update).

In the "Settings" mini dialog:

• The automatic update feature has been implemented in version 4.5.10 (April 7, 2015). That is 6 years ago, thus maybe it's time to remove the "(experimental)" text?
  
• Indent this "Update automatically" checkbox to the right, and it make togglable only if "Check for updates" is checked.
  • In other words: If "Check for updates" is unchecked, disable the "Update automatically" checkbox (i.e. make it greyed out and untogglable).
  • That would require to make this dialog a bit wider, which I don't think should be a problem.

Been using the beta/latest versions of this forever, (thank you again), with vertical taskbar and it was perfect, recently migrated to a laptop with a touchscreen (w10 like before), and now the notification area icons have large vertical spacing between them taking up too much space and that cant be reduced in anyway even when not in tablet mode or disabling touchscreen .. the option in the tweaker to reduce tray icon padding works horizontally but not vertically as would be necessary for vertical taskbar steup .. would it be possible to add this please?

After windows 10 updated to version 18363.1198 taskbar injector of 7+ stopped working due to failure of injection module. When pressing "Taskbar injector" button in GUI it says "Not injected into explorer".