I downloaded the tool yet when I load it, it says that I have an insider build of Windows 10 (even though I don't even know how to check it or if I even have it at all) and when I loaded the tool, it says that it could not load library, error code 1004.

It seems like the current option "Minimize/restore when mouse is over" - "Taskbar buttons" does nothing when windows are grouped.  Can you make is so that this will minimize/restores all group items.

I am not sure if this makes a difference, but the window group is originating from a pinned button.  

My current workarounds are:

a. Right clicking the group and hitting: "Restore all windows"/"Minimize all windows"

b. taskbaritem|x1click 12,  taskbaritem|x2click 

But using the mouse wheel would be nice, since that is the behavior for non grouped buttons.  

7tt_setup_beta.exe and the URL to the download are both blocked by Avast. I reported it as a false positive. Not sure if you would have better luck being the Dev or not.

The Stable version doesn't seem to be blocked.

Anyway. Just reaching out in case that bothers you. I'm sure its fine. Virustotal has about 8 generic reports. You probably can't justify dealing with the AV people for every beta build. (I wouldn't if I where you haha).

Thank you for your hard work. Appreciate you sharing your talent with us.

You can see the empty space after the "show desktop" button when I have my taskbar to the left

When using "Double click on empty space" or "middle click on empty space" for crtl-alt-tab or win-tab, if that "view" is already open, close it, so it's easier to escape from accidental activation.

Good day.

It's hard for me to describe in words the bug I found. I will try to describe in steps:

0) windows 10 20h2

1) in the 7+ Taskbar Tweaker program enable Hide start button option

2) in Dexpot program (https://dexpot.de/?lang=en - virtual desktop manager) enable plugin "Taskbar pager"

and the pager that appears on the taskbar will behave very strangely. to fix the situation, it is enough to remove the setting "Hide start button" in 7+ TT settings. Interestingly, installing a different start button hider (http://www.startkiller.com/ - StartKiller, for example) does not lead to this behavior.

Hope this bug gets fixed. Thank you.

Some of the buttons change the position after starting the program
for example: WORD or EXCEL: After starting the Prog the button is move to the end of the list - but not always...
The program "Power Director" (Video-Editing Software) is always moving to the end. 

I want to have the buttons in the order i choosed, to find the easier.

fix_hang_reposition is "1"

Using Win 10 Pro 1909 Build 18363.1198

Have taskbar set to group by app id, combine using taskbar settings (when full).

My 7+TT settings:

I went to Taskbar Inspector, right-clicked on Sticky Notes, and selected Combine | Always.

I got an error dialog something like “Cannot open library 5.”

The 7+TT window options all went gray.

After I rebooted, 7+TT came back, and the Sticky Notes showed "Combine: Always" in the inspector, but they are not combined in the taskbar.

Also, the combine and group features of Taskbar Inspector don't seem to do anything for other apps like Firefox.

Thoughts?

In the most recent update, I ran into a small issue where removing the gap between items does not work when the screen is detached from the keyboard on my Surface Book 2 (not in tablet mode).  There are no errors that are reported, and it works fine again when reattached.  I have not checked if any other features are also impaired when attached.  I remember this working prior to Windows 20H2 -- I was probably on a v5.9.x release.

Hardware: Microsoft Surface Book 2

Windows Edition: Windows 10 Pro

Version: 20H2

OS build: 19042.630

Experience: Windows Feature Experience Pack 120.2212.31.0

7+ Taskbar Tweaker: v5.10

Thanks for checking it out.  It's only a minor inconvenience sometimes.  I've been using 7+ Taskbar Tweaker for years -- fantastic tool!  Great work :)

For Windows 10, when opening a pinned item, don't open it with/on it's icon but in normal order after the rightmost opened task. ie, after the task closest to the tray. For programs that can have multiple instances of itself open, it's more convenient and faster to just click the pinned item again vs from within the program or using a key combo.