Since I updated to win 10 v2004 B(now uild 19041.450) dragging windows in taskbar with mouse right button stopped working.

I tried several updates of the tweaker but no change and yes the box is checked.

I loved this function really since years, hope it comes again.

Also showing seconds for the win clock stopped working anymore.

It seems that nothing is working, I tested some other features.

Sometimes after restart a kind of DLL-error pops up:

"+ Taskbar Tweaker: Konnte die Programmbibliothek nicht laden (5)
Library initialization failed, perhaps your Windows version is not supported."

Scrolling to change volume when hovering over the taskbar or notification area suddenly stopped working.

First off I want to say I've been a happy 7+tt user for many years and it's the most useful, stable utility ever, while also having a tiny footprint and no negative impact on the OS. It's weird because I always just install and forget about it, only occasionally when I use someone else's computer do I realise how bad the standard windows experience is!

So thank you so much for the effort and dedication you put into maintaining it.

So I have this suggestion that may be possible to add as a 7+tt feature?

Basically I always use large taskbar buttons which are grouped, but I don't like to combine them. So closed programs have a small icon, but open ones have a wide button with text on. This means that as I open and close pinned items, the rest of the icons slide left and right along the taskbar. This makes it difficult to find some aplications quickly.

My suggestion is to allow pinning some icons to the right hand side of the taskbar, near the tray. That way I can move icons for some programs (like whatsapp and Your Phone) up to that end and force them to only use a small button, and they wouldn't slide up and down the taskbar as I open other programs. The ones on the left would still behave as they do now, but the ones on the right would always be in the same place and quick to locate.

Just a thought, maybe it sounds silly but for the way I work, it would definitely make like much easier.

Thank you for reading!

Rather than having simply a slew of icons, I'd like to add two or three separators to visually "group" my icons. 

What might be even nicer is to have real groups which I could collapse - work, entertainment - that close and expand, but I'd even like to see some type of visual separator (think, 1-2 pixels of a differently colored line).

icons don't they big at compilation SO 19041.450 in windows 10 pro version 2004

Hi.

After updating for last version of Windows 10 2004 (KB4566782) getting this error message. 

Installed version of 7+ Taskbar Tweaker 5.9.1

When I hover over the edge of the taskbar an arrow is shown (in order to resize the taskbar) and when I then hit the left mouse button, all the taskbar buttons disappear. The only way to get them back is to disable 7+ or to make the taskbar "fixed".
Unfortunately this also happens when I click somewhere on the taskbar (not just the edge where the arrow pops up) but I can't really figure out when this bug will make the taskbar buttons disappear exactly. But it does happen every time I leftclick the arrow (no need to actually resize the taskbar).

Very strange and annoying.

When I change taskbar item order by mouse drag

Then I switch win10's  virtual desktop (use Ctrl + Win + Right/Left) to other desktop.

Then I switch win10's virtual desktop back. 

Taskbar item order was changed,  always order by program open order.

Has  any way can save my order?

Sometimes when shutting down Windows 10 x64 I get Memory Leak error which shows the memory amount & no other info. I have to again click Start > Shut Down to actually shut down. I have been able to track down the error to 7+ tweaker. This used to happen in previous installation of Win 10 too.

Currently, 7+ Taskbar Tweaker is installed as a subfolder at "%AppData%".  Reading the Windows documentation, I found that the recommended place for applications installed on the user context is at "%LocalAppData%\Programs" ("https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/msi/installation-context#folder-redirection").

Please move the default install from "%AppData%" to "%LocalAppData%\Programs".

If possible, add an option to install on the machine context ("%ProgramFiles%").  Maybe an "/AllUsers" argument, as OneDriveSetup.exe has ("https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/onedrive/per-machine-installation#deployment-instructions").