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Hello, I'd like to suggest a cool idea from OpenShell - customize start button actions: That way we can trigger multiple start menus or even other files, which opens a ton of cool possibilities.

Why not just remove objects at the top (Home, Gallery and OneDrive) and pin OneDrive to either Quick Access space or the one at the bottom?

Hi, I'd like to suggest an upgrade for links/custom toolbars. I've thought of 2 ideas: 1. Hide icons so the text is shown only: 2. Refresh file selection, as it looks very outdated in comparison to tasks highlight: \ I know that probably barely anyone uses those, but these can be really useful if used with custom context menus. Here's one of the examples I've been working on lately:

@Uiti P. Uszer Open-Shell barely uses any cpu/ram, you can keep using both w/out problems, I do too. Let dev focus on adding new functions and fixing bugs rather than enabling what exist already.

It's definitely not a Win11 thing, can u record a screen while this happens?

@Tihiy is there a way I can modify default msstyles used with SAB? I don't see it in SAB folder at all, and I want to modify running indicators.

IMO it sounds like that music software is designed for Win11 taskbar only, which would need to be fixed on the app side. It'd be valuable to check if it also works on Win10.

@Tihiy one more thing - I've noticed that toggling Action center icon visibility doesn't actually change the SysTrayActionCenter value in registry, because of that I can't disable that icon when deploying SAB and its config through script for example. It doesn't change the icon visibility either when I change the value directly in registry.

@Tihiy I don't know if that's a bug or something you've changed (as I didn't noticed that in release notes), but changing tray icons to show Windows 11 flyouts now allows to show those flyouts without merging all the system tray icon like in current Windows 11 taskbar, but it's a fantastic change and I thank you very much for that! AFAIR it wasn't working like that before in older versions, it was still merging all system tray icons into one icon like on Win11 right?

I can still see the bug while hiding taskbar with keyboard shortcut (win+alt+t), it doesn't actually hide it when dynamic transparency is enabled. It works when app is maximized (which stops taskbar from being transparent). EDIT: I've just noticed that keeping dynamic transparency and hiding the taskbar itself when window is maximized, it starts to show taskbar again when un-maximizng a window, which is actually a cool feature (although unintended I guess) on its own, as in - hiding taskbar when non-maximized or maximized window touches the top edge of the screen, and showing it again when no window touches the top edge of the screen.

Doesn't it work only for Windows 11 taskbar?

Insider builds have very unpredictable nature, IMO it's a waste of time to try to fix issues that arise in those versions, as they may not be relevant once they're pushed to release build.

@Tihiy Just a gentle reminder about the suggestion I've made recently, to be able to assign different calendars to Clock icon when W10 flyouts are activated. Would be nice to be able to show W11 calendar flyout/action center while clicking clock, so I don't need to use keyboard shortcut or action center icon to show it. I wanted to use T-Clock to achieve that, but it's generally a garbage workaround, as it doesn't get the font right and it's not as responsive and is very laggy in comparison to default behavior in SAB. I want to use it, because I don't want to enable W11 flyouts, as it merges all tray icons into one button, which I don't like very much.

I use this mod myself and it doesn't fix the issue. I've tried to find their xaml properties using UWPSpy and set their thickness to 0, without luck so far, but still it will work only for Windows 11 afaik. Okay mb, it still show it for Windows 10 flyouts, but not for 11 ones.

Do not use keyboard to show them. When called by clicking icons on tray, those white frames should not be visible.