This Idea is for a method to toggle locking the taskbar+buttons simultaneously.

• a 'Mouse Button Control' and/or 'Keyboard Shortcut' method would be preferred.
• or consider an option that binds 'Disable Items Dragging' to the 'Lock the Taskbar' context menu item.

Reasoning: I keep the system taskbar locked and in addition use 7TT to lock the program buttons in place. At times I need to unlock either/both of those, for a various set of reasons, but repetitively going into the advanced settings can become cumbersome.

. . at least when 'Start8' is installed. This is a bit annoying. Bottom right works fine (and, a propos both left and right, I mean extreme left and right).

I got Could not load library (104) in Windows 10 Pro Insider 14955.1000 when use 7+ TT v 5.2.1.1 beta or 5.2 (stable)

and also Main 7+ Taskbar Tweaker Menu as a command

...so that it is completly away from the taskbar and runs in the background.

..or do I missed an existing feature?

Or is it "impossible"?

I run Win7 64-Bit. With "Disable Topmost" set to "2", I've found that double-clicking the WinKey removes the Start Menu from the screen, but leaves the Toolbar alone, with the cursor roughly centered within its boundaries. I love working this way, for a host of personal ergonomic reasons. There are a couple of other Window and IE11 arrangements which will produce this same desired result.

Would it be possible for you to include a User Option to make this "pop the taskbar" work from wherever the mouse is on the screen? This would be a big help to my own productivity, and, I think, that of other users.

Kind Regards,
RetiredEngineer

Latest update fails every time - "Please check internet connection".

Also, thank you for some awesome software, and making it so simple and easy to use, even this reporting process :)

In current beta (and previous version, which is why I downloaded the beta, in hopes this was fixed), the feature "Remove extra gap between items" does not work unless I open the 7+ console. Just opening from the System Tray it is enough to make it work.

I have it set to start with Windows, and I give it plenty of time. It just will not do anything until I manually open the app.

In Win7 to Win8.1, a taskbar button icon will sink when pressed.

In Win10, this effect is removed.

I'd like to see this effect in Win10.

I have set in Taskbar Inspector for certain apps combine to never.

In previous versions I could do this without any interruptions.

Now in the latest version 2.5.1 when I open Taskbar Inspector, select an entry, do a right click with the mouse and select combine -> never explorer.exe crashes and restarts.

This happens in Windows 7 and Windows 10.

Although the new setting is then in effect and the buttons are no longer combined the explorer.exe crash is annoying and I doubt this works correctly.

Can you please look into this and hopefully fix it?

Thanks.