Similar to http://tweaker.userecho.com/topic/151109-switching-between-open-programs-using-keyboard/ , but to add actions similar to 101,102,103,104, but restricted to the application that is currently in focus. Thanks!

After I did an update from 4.4.5 to 4.4.6, 7TT stopped working.  When I start it I get the message: Could not load library (102).  I am using Win8.1.  On my computer with Win7, v.4.4.6 works fine.

With decombine active group and middle click close item enabled, and decombine on hover disabled, attempting to close one of the grouped items with middle click will close the taskbar item the expanded group displaced instead of closing the desired item.

This only occurs with decombine active items alone, enabling decombine on hover causes uncombined items to close as expected.

I feel like you should be able to check both "Cycle between taskbar buttons" and "Minimize/restore when mouse is over: Taskbar buttons" at the same time. In that case the cycling would work when you are over an empty space and the minimize/restore would work when you were over an icon.

win 7 sp1 64 bit
using left taskbar
starting after update to v 4.4.6  (sorry, no longer know what previous version was)

With either left click on tray icon, or right click and select 'inspector', inspector window appears.
However, unless I move mouse very fast to the inspector window, it closes before I can get to it.
I probably have some windows parameter set so that menu delay is minimal.  I did not change that setting since my previous version of taskbar tweaker.

With the previous version, my impression is that the inspector window was visible continuously until I clicked e.g. on screen background or another window.

I have also set 'focus follows mouse' in windows accessibility to try to emulate typical unix behavior.

If instead of the above actions, I right click the tray icon and select "7+ taskbar tweaker", get the options window, then click on the button 'taskbar inspector", the inspector window comes up in such a way that the mouse cursor is already in the inspector window, so the problem is not an issue.  However, if the cursor leaves the inspector window, it closes.

I'm guessing this must be due to the focus follows mouse issue, and for those of us who use that, it would be better if you required a click somewhere to exit the inspector, not just a matter of mouse hover, or the implied focus for the "focus follows mouse" windows setting.

-pb