Is it a bug that the standard window menu does not display on right-click, only on certain applications?  I have only seen this on applications such as Slack and Microsoft Teams.

A really useful feature would be to be able to right click on a taskbar item, and then be able to change the label/name.

Since my Windows 10 Pro desktop system was updated to

Windows Specifications
Edition: Windows 10 Pro
Version: 1809
Installed on: 2/28/2019

I've found that "1 - Not always on top, but not overlapped by maximized windows" no longer works.

I assume this item is on your bucket list of future fixes, but just thought I'd point it out, as I don't see it discussed elsewhere.

After installing this update kb4482887 x64, I'm getting "Could not load library" error. I know it's due to library displacement by the big updates but I didn't think that a lonely update like that can cause that.

I have a few custom shortcuts and tools in my desktopbackground context menu and that would be nice to implement that in 7+TT. Like, right clicking on taskbar empty space, so I don't need to minimize opened window, or click "show desktop" right corner, then right-click again on desktop and select context menu item...all that while losing focus on opened page/program.

or at least make the autohide toggle function available, because i have usually no empty space on my taskbar to click.

or binding it to 7tt icon double-click also would make me happy :)

thanks.

Is it possible to reorder (drag & drop) pinned files within a pinned program on the taskbar?  I have several files in excel that i go to often, and all of then are pinned, but would would like to reorder them. 

I tried searching old threads for this, but I'm confused about the name for the Win 10 menu I need to access. It's the one with the choices: cascade, show windows stacked, show windows side by side, restore all windows, minimize all windows, and close all windows. It's been around since Win 7, I think.

Normally, that menu shows when you shift-right click a grouped set of app windows in the taskbar. My goal is to restore all windows of a group at once ("restore all windows" in the menu I referenced above).

With 7+ Taskbar Tweaker, I love the feature that shows the thumbnail previews on hover. The problem is that the hover doesn't go to the background when I shift-right click. The thumbnails cover the menu I referenced above. I can't see the options, although I can choose them by arrow key. If I can't see what I'm choosing, however, it's risky to use it.

If I disable thumbnail previews on hover, using the list, the problem goes away. The list goes to the background when the menu referenced above is shown. But if I switch back to the thumbnails, they won't go to the background and they cover the menu.

I'm on Win 10 Pro 1803, 7+ Taskbar Tweaker 5.6. No other mods to taskbar or desktop.

Add the function "Change Application ID" in the advanced settings tab autochange ID. For example, in Taskbar Inspector we select the program and, through the choice of ID, put a tick "Remember selection".

It is useful when the program by ID tries to manage groups or when it is not necessary to see several previews for a certain program. For the second variant, the sample program: https://tweaker.userecho.com/communities/1/topics/846-group-windowsform - changing the ID allows you to switch to the program faster due to the lack of a preview, but changing it is inconvenient each time.

You can also try to create this function so that you can create groups of programs at will. For example, by program type: Audio players / video players, browsers, text editors. Even so that the programs were close at launch within the same group, but divided into the taskbar.