sunnyrio

Please add the function to keep triangle buttons (chevrons) for expanding folders when mouse moves away from navigation pane, similar to this in classic explorer:

Indeed, I have windows explorer (always opened with WIN-E), Xbox gaybar (opens itself with games I believe), and programs I've opened using an icon on the desktop. The only things in the start menu list should be things I open using the start menu itself. But yes, without startallback I'd consider Linux. I mean the default menu with Windows 11 actually has ZERO programs in it. Do I actually have to add every one by myself?! I have no idea how to use it. It seems to start with tonnes of adverts (on a paid for OS!) and some recent documents which consist of installers and things I'll never open again. Why do MS create something good then remove it again?! How insane are their designers?! I couldn't make an OS interface this bad if I was drunk and stoned at the same time.

So.... the Windows setting works for most 64 bit stuff, startallback extends it to 32bit, but non-compliant MS stuff ignores everything? I wonder if there's a setting within Word.

I already have that turned on, and for example in MS Word, when the mouse is not hovering over the scrollbar, it disappears. I thought this was a startallback setting?

Where is "always show scrollbars"? I've looked through every page of startallback and can't find it.

How do I permanently remove an app from the recently used? For example I'm getting things like Windows Explorer (which I use a keyboard shortcut for) and Xbox Game Bar (just because it auto launches with games) cluttering up the menu so the ones I want don't fit. If I remove them they soon come back.