For instance, if I open several Excel spreadsheets, the newest spreadsheet is listed at the bottom of the list.  My personal preference would be to have the oldest open items at the bottom of the list, and the newest ones at the top.  As it is now, whenever I open a new document, I have to manually move it to the top of the list.

When I try to pin to taskbar any program that already is runned and option "Don't group pinned items" is on new pinned application button isn't displayed until I close this application.
This isn't an annoying bug, but maybe it's not hard to fix it.

Keyboard shortcut "ctrl+lclick" completely works for only classic programms.
Apps are only closed.

Hi, I have been using Taskbar Tweaker for awhile and have an issue that I'm not sure if it is a bug, or if I've done something stupid. I went to click on an icon on my taskbar, and for some reason, now the group is showing only a minimized icon of the item instead of the full name... even when there is plenty of room on the taskbar. I have gone through options, and nothing seems to fix it, so I don't know if it's something advanced, or something I'm just not noticing. The icons go back to their normal, not minimized nature, like the rest of the icons in the screenshot.

I have a screenshot here: http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y230/mistressnonny/windows_screenshot_zps1feadfb0.png

Help?? Thanks so much.

After entering sleep, 7+TT often does not survive so one has to start in anew when awaking.

Is it possible to add an option to minimize a window when click the scroll wheel from the mouse when the pointer is in the window title bar?

I really liked that feature under Linux.

Thanks

One thing I'd totally love (and for which I could do another donation) is to tweak the percent of a HD drive before the bar in expolorer indicating space usage is visualized in RED (indicating low space). The bar becomes red when less than 10% are left on the drive. With modern HDs, that would be about 100Gb! It would be nice to be able to set this really annoying visual alarm by an adjustable: 1. fixed amount and/or 2. a percent. Thanks sooo much, and congratulations for this fantastic tool!!!