Error message at startup followed by explorer crash. This is disrupting the autostart of several other programs.

When the taskbar is aligned vertically and resized to the smallest width possible with no_width_limit, the tray seems to look off-centre 

In Windows, by default, middle clicking a thumbnail closes programs.

However, it is nice to have 7+ Taskbar Tweaker do it for the taskbar.

What I would like is a setting for thumbnails where I can make it open a new program instance. In effect, it would be as though the default middle click behavior for the taskbar and thumbnails were switched with each other.

Large icons (by disabling "Use small taskbar buttons") sets the buttons on the taskbar to something like 48x38 in size. Small icons sets the button size to ~38x28. What I'd want is 48x28 buttons (preferably even smaller height if possible) with the smaller 16x16 icons. Is it possible to combine the large and small setting like that in some simple way?

I often plug in an external screen via HDMI, and all icons become pixelated. I have large icons on.

I just started getting this error yesterday on windows-7.

7+ taskbar tweaker; could not load library (1003)

I have used the taskbar tweaker for many years & am sad to find it no longer works for me.

I tried whitelisting the file in Symantec Endpoint Protection with no success.

  C:\Users\KurtW\AppData\Roaming\7+ Taskbar Tweaker\7+ Taskbar Tweaker.exe

Is there a similar product I can use to re-arrange taskbar tabs?  Perhaps TaskArrange?

Pinned items force their icon to all other items from their group if unlabeled and ungrouped.

It would be nice if  they wouldn't force their icons to other elements.

Maybe by tricking them to think they're labeled or grouped when they aren't?

If used on maximized window that was minimized a double "switch to" command by double left click (rarely to occur) and double scroll up makes window restore (smaller window, not maximized) instead to be maximized like before.

This probably is a Windows bug or expected behavior, but could you block scroll to not to be used more that once that the double scroll behavior wouldn't happen at all?

Well, with double left click I could just probably add a shortcut and set it to 0, but there's no functions for the scroll.

Would it be possible to get an option to option to not hide other windows on hover over thumbnail preview?

At church we use (powerpoint) presentations a lot (songs) and if I try to do stuff in the background the thumbnail preview hides everything including the presentation (on extended 2nd screen). I use 7tt to ungroup so I can avoid the thumbnails, and more recently the tooltip option so there is no chance of accidental mouse-over.
It would be good if I could use thumbnails but without the hiding as just having tooltips is a bit harder to use