I would donate money if the option was available to scroll up and down in the taskbar using the mouse wheel. I have 5 rows of taskbar elements. The most important ones are in the top row. But if I want to reach the rows below, I always have to enlarge the the taskbar or click on the arrow icons in the taskbar with the mouse. Tedious.

I have a weird bug on w10 22h2 and https://portableapps.com/apps/internet/firefox-portable-nightly

when I right click with the only tweaked option ''right click use the standard menu'' as opposed to the default list view, then nothing shows up. I just don't get any right click menu at all.

I tried other portable firefox, eg the dev edition portable, and they all work fine currently. I have used the portable nightly for years and there never was a problem, so it doesn't make any sense.

A bug since 5.15.2 You can no longer move a Windows Explorer or Notepad pinned folder only up or down 1 line. It is impossible to arrange them in a particular order since it moves the folder 2 or more space up. Also It will not let you move a folder to the very bottom now.

Should I uninstall it and use an older version that worked perfectly. OpSys = Win7Ult.

Other "installed program" jumplists work just fine (Excel, iPhoto, Access, Word, various web browsers etc) 

like this: 👇

thank you !

Please note:

For this report, please note the distinction between "application shortcuts" and "running application icons". I searched and found similar bug reports here (all fixed), but those were strictly relating to "running application icons".

Explanation of issue:

I have application shortcuts with custom icons that I use as separators in my taskbar. It seems, with virtual_desktop_order_fix set to 1, the positions of these shortcut icons are not saved across virtual desktop switches. The other icon positions seem to be preserved as expected, though!

Desktop 1:

Switch to Desktop 2 (no surprises yet):

Desktop 2 - Reorder Application Shortcuts (my spacers, little heart icons):

Switch to Desktop 1 (restores as expected):

Switch back to Desktop 2 (Application icons are reordered from how they were left, now matching Desktop 1):

As you can see, the "running application icons" are preserving their position for each desktop, but the "application shortcuts" are not.

Here are the shortcut properties, in case it's relevant:

And the executables themselves are just empty files that I renamed with a .exe extension. Each shortcut has its own fuax .exe that it targets. I don't actually run them, obviously, they just act as separators. But beyond these separators, I think restoring order of application shortcuts is important in general.

Thank you for looking!

I have drag_towards_desktop set to Close (entry 4). It works fine on most apps, but when I use it on an Explorer window, Explorer restarts. It should close the window only, not restart Explorer.

I'm on Windows 11 running ExplorerPatcher.

HI!

I have AnyDesk in my Win10Pro pc Taskbar.  I use it frequently.

When I click it, another AnyDesk icon opens in the Taskbar

           --and--

this 2nd AnyDesk icon is positioned to the far right of the Taskbar.

I click 7+TT's "Taskbar Inspector," find the 2nd AnyDesk entry, right-click it, click
"Change Application ID," find the original AnyDesk icon, click it, & the two AnyDesk

icons merge into the original AnyDesk icon's position, saving me Taskbar space :-))

But, when I reboot the pc this setting is lost and I have to go through all the steps again :-((

How to make this setting stick, permanently . . . to remain through reboots?

Here's my current settings:

Many thanks for suggestions!

• Error: 7+ Taskbar Tweaker: Could not load library (1004)
• (Stopped working after windows update. Maybe KB5043076?)
• Microsoft Windows 11 Pro 10.0.22631 Build 22631

Double click on empty space minimize/restore all windows