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Your suggestion is similar to the following, please see my answer there (except for the system regional settings part):
What do you mean, it's not at the very bottom? Here it is, and it's certainly at the very bottom:
Just click on the taskbar? Both Ctrl+Alt+Tab and Win+Tab go away once you click on the taskbar.
Should be fixed in v5.10.0.1 beta, please try it.
See also this thread.
Please provide more details:
- What is your version of 7+ Taskbar Tweaker?
- What is your version of the explorer.exe file?
- Do other tweaker options work properly?
- Try to recreate a simple scenario as shown in the video here. In this simple scenario, does Notepad keep its order?
- If possible, upload a video that shows the problem.
Can you please specify your version of 7+ Taskbar Tweaker and your version of the explorer.exe file (in file properties)?
Perhaps you're using a vertical taskbar?
This option doesn't have effect on a vertical taskbar.
For Office apps in general, and Word and Excel in particular, I heard a number of complains about non-standard user experience behavior. See this comment, I believe that's the issue you're seeing. That's how Office was designed to work, and I don't plan to work around this with the tweaker.
I'm not sure what's about "Power Director", but I believe that's it's a similar situation in which a new window is created.
You might be able to mitigate this behavior by not disabling grouping or by using the option:
"When not grouping, place new items next to the existing ones"
I'm not sure about the "Cannot open library 5" message. If you know of a way to reproduce the problem, please tell me.
Regarding the combining issue, see the discussion here:
Closing as a duplicate.
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You're right about pretty much everything you said. Here's one of the most recent discussions about false positive detections, and there were many of those.
Thanks for reporting it to Avast. There's no special Dev status I'm aware of - when I submit a false positive, I do that using the commonly available form, and the false detection is usually removed after a couple of days.