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Fixed

Display seconds on the tray clock not working on secondary screens (again)

Napster653 2 years ago updated by Michael (Ramen Software) 2 years ago 1

Tried v5.15.1.2 beta but it doesn't seem to fix it.

Answer

Fixed in version 5.15.2.

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Completed

Explorer crashes when the Task View button is clicked

Anonymous 2 years ago updated by Michael (Ramen Software) 2 years ago 1

This only started happening recently, so I assume it's caused by a Windows Update. And I managed to pinpoint this to a specific option in 7+ Task Tweaker.

Basically, when the Task View button is clicked, Explorer crashes if the "Display seconds on the tray clock" option is enabled. If I disable that option, the Task View behaves normally.

Windows 10 version 22H2

Build: 19045.4780

Answer

Fixed in version 5.15.2.

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Fixed

Preserve Desktop 1 Taskbar organization when I switch to Desktop 2 and back to Desktop 1. Right now it gets jumbled.

Shadowberr 2 years ago updated 2 years ago 4

I have 2 desktops and keep Desktop 1 in a specific order.  When I switch to Desktop 2 and then back to Desktop 1 the Taskbar has been rearranged and not as left it.  Is there a Setting to avoid this or is it a bug?  Thanks!  Love 7+ TT.  

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Under review

Failed to inject the library into explorer

dreamee 2 years ago updated by Michael (Ramen Software) 2 years ago 2

Failed to inject the library into explorer. This is usually causedby an antivirus, which denies access to explorer due to securityconcerns. Try whitelisting the tweaker or contact your antivirusvendor for support.

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Not a bug

Windows 10 Pro - 22H2 (2009: 19045), Tweaker 5.15.1: restarting explorer throws Tweaker error message

LinuxOnTheDesktop 2 years ago updated by Michael (Ramen Software) 2 years ago 1

I think the error was about a library or (if this be different DLL). I restarted Windows Explorer for a second time and saw no error message.

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Not a bug

Error: Could not load library (107)

Anonymous 2 years ago updated by Michael (Ramen Software) 2 years ago 1

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Answer

According to the short error message, you're using quite an old version. Please update 7+ Taskbar Tweaker and let me know if the error persists. 

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Decombine on mouse hover only working on primary monitor when taskbar set to auto-hide

jmiller4848 2 years ago updated by YXD 2 years ago 0

I have multiple monitors and run the taskbars vertical.  

Taskbar settings: unlocked, Auto-Hide, small buttons, peek disabled, combine always - hide labels

Taskbar Multi-Displays settings: taskbar on all displays, buttons on all taskbars, Combine always - hide labels.  

TT is set to group by App, Combine grouped buttons, and Decombine on mouse hover.


For some reason, my primary monitor is the only taskbar which properly decombines on hover.  For my other monitors when I hover a multi-doc app button, the button does not expand (see screenshots).

It does not matter if my taskbar is vertical or horizontal.  I did notice that if I turn off the taskbar auto-hide, then all monitors work perfectly to decombine.

Non-primary monitor. Auto-hide on.  When cursor moves over "Chrome", the same vertical space is used to show the two open windows.  So, it is kinda decombining but only into a small vertical space.  A horizontal taskbar behave similar in that it divides the normal button space.

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Non-primary monitor. Auto-hide on.  When cursor moves over "Word", "Word" disappears and the same vertical space is sliced into horizontal lines with each representing an open doc.  This example shows this issue in a more extreme case with many docs open.

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Now, I turn auto-hide off and mouse over "Word".  This works correct on all monitors.

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Any ideas on how to make decombine fully expand with taskbar auto-hide turned on?   Thanks for the help.  This is a fantastic program.

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please, delay option for hovering list

0lt Bruckner 2 years ago updated by Michael (Ramen Software) 2 years ago 1

please, enable an option for delay for hovering list;

and, if possible, an option to skip immidiateley to the selected

hovering window from the taskbar

ThankYou!

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7+ Taskbar Tweaker: Feature request: Also Control Volume possible if mouse over taskbar, also when further apps are in FullScreen mode

Anonymous 2 years ago 0

7+ Taskbar Tweaker: Feature request: Also Control Volume possible if mouse over taskbar, also when further apps are in FullScreen mode

While fullscreen mode in further software, till now, it is not possible to change volume.


Many thanks

Kind regards

info_mailing0815@yahoo.de

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Bug: "Combine grouped buttons" doesn't work with vertical taskbar on Windows 10 21H2+ [v5.15.1]

Anonymous 2 years ago updated by Michael (Ramen Software) 2 years ago 3

Video example: https://files.catbox.moe/8avg7r.mp4


The same configuration works fine on both my Win7 host PC and an 8.1 VM, so I'm fairly certain this is specific to the Win10 taskbar. Also, while I didn't update this specific VM, the same issue occurs on whatever the latest build of 21H2 is.

Answer

It's a known limitation (which I forgot about and had to spend some time to investigate and remember).

It never worked in Windows 10, and I addressed it here:

https://ramensoftware.com/7-taskbar-tweaker/comment-page-47#comment-11969

tl;dr:

  • In Windows 10, due to the way the combining functionality is implemented, it only works on a horizontal taskbar.
  • Workaround: Set the taskbar to “Always combine, hide labels” in system taskbar properties. Then set the “show_labels” advanced option of the tweaker to “2”. Finally, select “Don’t combine grouped buttons” if that’s the default configuration you prefer.