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Merged with this suggestion:
https://tweaker.userecho.com/communities/1/topics/476-multiple-system-trays
The virtual_desktop_order_fix advanced option is not supported in version 5.5.0.4, due to changes that occurred since insider build 17713 (which 5.5.0.4 was designed for).
I plan to fix it, as well as the other limitations (known so far: some thumbnail-related options and combining options). For now, please disable this advanced option.
It's difficult for me to help with the amount of details that you provided. I will need more information to be able to understand what's the problem.
If you can find a way to reproduce the "sotflock", please provide the steps. e.g. if you notice that it happens when you do specific actions.
Another thing that you can do is try to find out whether the issue is caused by a specific option of the tweaker. Try using the tweaker with all of the options turned off, and see if you still get the issue. If not, try turning the options on one by one to find out which option causes the trouble.
Yet another thing that might be happening is incompatibility with another app. A conflicting app can be another system customization tool, such as a custom start menu.
Also note that you're the only user to report such an issue, so I'm inclined to think that there's something unusual with your system, regardless of whether the issue is actually caused by 7+ Taskbar Tweaker.
The link works for me, so perhaps it's a temporary error. Please try again.
If that still doesn't work, please try it with a web proxy such as this one.
Until it's ready. There's no specific date I can name. See this blog post for more details.
See the following blog post for details:
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.
Try out 7+ Taskbar Numberer:
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Have you tried finding which option causes the problem?
No, not that I'm aware of.