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Astorcat

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  1. I personally find the double pane to be horrible. I really love the single pane OpenShell look (with instant submenu opening btw) but I am also in love with the transparent full context menus SAB produces. Solid white context menus don't look as nice. What a choice: great Start Menu and not so great context menu, or not so great Start Menu and great context menu! I would happily pay someone to make this if SAB can actually do it.
  2. Shame. Would be the 100% perfect combo for me. Right now not sure I can stand the double-pane start menu enough to use this... I would happily pay someone to make a theme for SAB to look like this! Any takers?!
  3. Hello all. Been playing around with this in Win11 and am really impressed. It is the best all round solution for proper taskbar and I really love the transparent context menu. But I have never been a fan of any of the Microsoft Start Menu styles and would really love some way to get a look like the SINGLE PANE ClassicShell (actually OpenShell). The first pic attachement is how SIB looks, and I know I can customize it to a degree but it still leaves me with a dual pane menu, and an extra step to get to all my Programs. Is there a way to get a new style that looks like Classic/OpenShell as in pic2? Note the SINGLE PANE which then leads me to (instant opening without even a delay) subfolders, so all I have to do is click to get menu, and then 'drive my way' to my chosen app and run it. Small, clean and functional. It would be FANTASTIC if I could get THIS look but still get the SIB benefit of decent taskbar, and the lovely transparent full context menus. Is this possible in some way? I would pay extra if someone could make a style that perhaps I could use to replace one of the useless ones (Win7 or Win8) and then SIB would be none the wiser? Really hope this is possible? HUGE thanks to the Dev and to anyone who can help. Stay safe everyone.
  4. Err.... I think I posted this in the wrong place! Going to REPOST it in the more general Win11 forum. Sorry
  5. Hello all. Been playing around with this in Win11 and am really impressed. It is the best all round solution for proper taskbar and I really love the transparent context menu. But I have never been a fan of any of the Microsoft Start Menu styles and would really love some way to get a look like the SINGLE PANE ClassicShell (actually OpenShell). The first pic attachement is how SIB looks, and I know I can customize it to a degree but it still leaves me with a dual pane menu, and an extra step to get to all my Programs. Is there a way to get a new style that looks like Classic/OpenShell as in pic2? Note the SINGLE PANE which then leads me to (instant opening without even a delay) subfolders, so all I have to do is click to get menu, and then 'drive my way' to my chosen app and run it. Small, clean and functional. It would be FANTASTIC if I could get THIS look but still get the SIB benefit of decent taskbar, and the lovely transparent full context menus. Is this possible in some way? I would pay extra if someone could make a style that perhaps I could use to replace one of the useless ones (Win7 or Win8) and then SIB would be none the wiser? Really hope this is possible? HUGE thanks to the Dev and to anyone who can help. Stay safe everyone.

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