ATOdinson

Yeah, Im certainly not moving onto the next version. Even if that means having to disable windows automatic updates. Not until I know I can retain my classic UI features.

From what I understand, they plan to remove all the classic features that currently lurk in the background. Task bar, start menu, and even the control panel. If the devs of SAB dont figure out how to actually add those elements back, SAB is going to cease working in the future. I wish the Windows devs would figure out this is a bad move, but I seriously doubt that is going to happen.

From what I understand, the next big update to Windows 11 is supposed to strip features like the classic start menu, control panel, explorer, etc. Is there currently a plan to find a way to reimplement these things when they are actually removed? Or will Start All Back just be dead?

Nevermind, its fixed. Thanks!

That unfortunately didnt help. I added the keys and set them to 0, which should default them to the right, but they still want to go to the left. Not sure what happened. This is new behavior and I havent changed anything.

For some reason, my right side items have started opening to the left as if there is not enough screen space. This is very new behavior. Anyone got any ideas how to fix this?

As someone who used open shell for years, I am absolutely in love with start all back. So clean and easy to use. The only feature still missing is the ability to rearrange the items in the right side menu and decide where the dividers should go. Yeah, you can add custom folders, but it would be nice to be able to move, for instance, the control panel to the top, or the user files toward the bottom, and even mingle them in between custom added folders and items. I also noticed that the dividers are automatically placed between the custom items and the non custom ones. It would be great if we could also choose where those dividers go instead so that we could arrange the right side start menu however we like.