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Hide labels globally

maxoku 7 years ago updated 7 years ago 12

Please add an option to hide/show labels globally. There's already such option for specific applications in Taskbar Inspector, so why not globally, even if only in advance options?

Why I wan't it? Cuz items behave differently when Windows' option to hide and show labels are used. Basically it displays icons differently. You could add option to show different icons for each item, but I think labels would be easier.

Answer

I've added the show_labels advanced option in v5.6.0.2 beta.

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Taskbar switch from "always visible" to "hide automatically" if a certain program comes to the foreground in maximized mode

Magnesia 7 years ago updated by Michael (Ramen Software) 7 years ago 1

Hello there,

many thanks for the really very useful program taskbar tweaker!

I downloaded it recently because I was looking for a particular function, and even though the program wasn´t offering that function it at least simplifies a few things for me.

The function I am looking for is: Taskbar switches from "always visible" to "hide automatically" if a certain program comes to the foreground in maximized mode.

Because for most applications and for desktop view I want the taskbar always visible, but for a specific program (Cubase in my case) I want to have the taskbar in the "hide automatically" mode.

taskbar tweaker makes switching between modes a bit easier for me, but I still have to do it manually which I don´t like.

Would it be possible to implement such a function in taskbar tweaker (in that case I will press the "Donate" button :-))?

Or is there another tool for that?

Thank you very much and many greetings!

Answer

Hi Magnesia,

This kind of automation is out of scope for the tweaker, sorry. There surely are better tools for the job. If you find a tool to run any program/command on a "Cubase is on foreground" or "Cubase is not on foreground" event, let me know and I'll provide you with a command to change the taskbar mode to auto-hide and back.

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integrate 7++ settings in taskbar context menu

Anonymous 7 years ago updated by Michael (Ramen Software) 7 years ago 1
Answer

Thank you for the suggestion. This was already suggested:

https://tweaker.userecho.com/communities/1/topics/318-7-taskbar-tweaker-settings-in-context-menu

Closing as a duplicate.

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Not a bug

[Combining] Microsoft.RemoteApp./xx/xx==0 config is not honor

Anonymous 7 years ago updated by Michael (Ramen Software) 7 years ago 1

RemoteApp of RDP Terminal Service has Application ID in the title format is not honor per tweaker or application cycle (close/open)

Answer

Sounds like this issue:

https://tweaker.userecho.com/communities/1/topics/592-taskbar-inspector-not-remembering-path-with-invalid-chars

Closing as a duplicate. If you meant something else, please leave a comment and I'll reopen it.

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Fixed

What code? On beta

EqVert 7 years ago updated by Michael (Ramen Software) 7 years ago 2

I have made Donat, but you haven't sent me a code. The website at the request of a code isn't available. What code for a beta 1809?

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Context menu for tray icon fails with 2 monitors

nfisaujbnfias 7 years ago updated by Michael (Ramen Software) 7 years ago 9

Hello. If you have 2 monitors Taskbar Tweaker behaves incorrectly when clicking on the tray icon to see the context menu, it is displayed on the second monitor in the bottom left corner:

Image 221

The second (and the actual critical problem) is that when you click on the "Taskbar Inspector" option you get an empty window:

Image 222

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Middle Click

Anonymous 7 years ago updated by Michael (Ramen Software) 7 years ago 1

Could we have Ctrl & Middle Click to Open a New Instance (I use Middle Click to Close)

Answer

Windows provides Shift+Left click as an alternative shortcut to open a new instance.

If you'd like to specifically use Ctrl+Middle click, you can configure it with the Mouse Button Control advanced options. Refer to the help file for more details.

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Display number of the Pinned application on Taskbar when you hold the Windows key

Venom88 7 years ago updated 7 years ago 2

On Windows 10 you can open an app pinned to the taskbar pressing Winkey + the position number of the app.

Example: open the first app pinned to the taskbar= Winkey+1

open the third app pinned to the taskbar= Winkey+3


I have more than 10 pinned apps, so I can't always remember the right number.

A feature to display the number of the Pinned application on Taskbar would be very useful.

If the number was always displayed, it could be messy; if it was displayed only when you hold the Windows key, it would be the best.

Answer

Try out 7+ Taskbar Numberer:

https://rammichael.com/7-taskbar-numberer

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Close buttons in the Taskbar Inspector

oligophagy 7 years ago 0

Could a small close button be added next to the each window's icon in the Taskbar Inspector? Right clicking a window gives a menu with options for closing and mini/maximizing but this is a bit slow to use when I'm trying to clean up a lot of open windows. Close buttons next to each application ID that close all the windows under it would also be convenient.