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Am I hallucinating or corners of classic context menus looks weird? Does anyone have earlier SAB versions so I can compare?

huh? do you have any screenshot? never happened to me

@Tihiy hello, I've noticed kind of a bug when I try to change corner radius with Custom Window Corner Radius Windhawk mod. I've changed radius from default 4 to 8, and it makes context menus corners look very weird, after uninstalling SAB, mod applies radius correctly; Before and after uninstalling SAB: My goal here was to make context menus have the same corner radius as rest of the shell elements, which is 8. I've noticed that with SAB, it applies some sort of border around context menu, hence may be the reason for this behavior. Is there any way to disable those borders, or can you implement an option to increase corner radius for context menus to 8 and have those borders draw corners correctly for both menus and the item highlights?

@Tihiy I've thought of a nice QOL feature for show other tray icons arrow. I tend to hide it as I don't need to have all tray icons visible, although when I change my mind or install a new app, I have to go to SAB settings, select specific section and enable that arrow, so I can drag tray icons from/to tray section, and then disable it again - a lot of clicking. There could be a third option which would show that arrow on unlocked taskbar, and hide it again once you lock it. Very convenient as it wouldn't require going to SAB settings to achieve the same. You can achieve this with Windhawk already.

I've noticed a bug with hiding all other windows action (Win+Home), which I thought was a Windows bug for a long time, but when I was changing taskbar from native to SAB taskbar for some app testing, I noticed that behavior only when using SAB taskbar, and it behaves in a way it only activates once, and it stops triggering afterwards. I had to shake the window (alternative trigger for the same action) to allow hotkey trigger to be available again, but still only triggers once.

Have you installed SecureUXTheme? It is necessary to have them working.

Doubt it, they could easily change its position even now, they just need to tweak few XAML targets for certain processes, but MS is just being lazy.

I don't think it'll be, but why not just add folders to the items on the right side?

I guess it's because it's a custom object, not a native one. For this you'd need a theme, that enforces dark colors (like Rectify11 dark theme).

I've recently found a github repo that allows to enable classic windows switcher in the latest Win11 versions, but it seems it doesn't work well with SAB. Once I enable Windhawk mod from that repo and restart explorer, SAB taskbar stops working (while classic window switcher works normally), which is quite unfortunate. I wonder what's the reason behind it, and if it'd be somehow possible to fix; or maybe - to actually implement this as a feature in SAB to choose between the two windows switcher, that could be so cool to have! @Tihiy would it be technically possible to implement?

What a fantastic feature, thank you! @Tihiy is there any chance you can assign a keyboard shortcut to tab duplication, like ctrl+shift+d or else? I don't recall this hotkey being used in file explorer.

Yes, but you must do it manually.

They never will, because legacy start menus were not designed with Metro apps in mind, because they were not existing back then. Windows 8 was the first one to support that afaik, and SAB does not use it as its base for the SAB Start Menu if I'm not mistaken.

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?