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  1. Some users would prefer to hide the start button, and use the windows key on their keyboard to activate the start menu instead of a button taking up taskbar space. This is easy to do in Win 10 but seem impossible in startallback on windows 11 currently. Could you please add this feature? Thanks.
  2. Windows 11 provides Alt+Esc hotkey to toggle windows, but the order doesn't match the taskbar buttons. I suggest that StartAllBack overload Alt+Esc hotkey. More precisely, it activates the next button when we press Alt+Esc, and activates the previous button when we press Shift+Alt+Esc.
  3. https://aka.ms/AAkad6m (Insider users only) Why is this important? Microsoft does have a first-party solution for customizing the UI of Microsoft Windows: .msstyles (patent no. US7565611). Most of the .msstyles files found on the internet are created using third-party tools such as msstyleEditor by nptr. Unfortunately though, these themes are usually unsigned or not signed properly and require a third-party patcher to work. Microsoft's Theme Packager is the only software that can generate proper .msstyles files that are signed. It can even sign existing .msstyles files which is a nice relief for the .msstyles community. However, Microsoft kept this tool a secret for over 15 years, nowhere to be found on Microsoft's website. If Microsoft were to release this tool now, that would be a massive improvement for the .msstyles community.
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