In Windows 10 the color of the text on the taskbar is white, and if you choose a color high in brightness for the taskbar's color it tells you it's gonna be hard to read and prevents you.

In StartAllBack: When making the taskbar like in Windows 10 the color of the text on the taskbar is black, and choosing a dark color, the color of text remains black and the text becomes hard to read, they should allow the color of the text to be chosen by the user or automatically change based on the color of the taskbar.

StartAllBack should also allow a checkbox for not interfering with "Tray Icons" and a checkbox for not interfering with "Explorer" because setting the settings inside them is tricky to make them as they are in default in Windows 11 especially for basic users and also to minimize bugs.

Edited December 14, 20241 yr by Roberto2

You can try Open-Shell: https://open-shell.github.io/Open-Shell-Menu/

to see if it does what you want.  I just replaced my motherboard, and quickly installed Open-Shell, along with UBitMenu: https://www.ubit.ch/software/ubitmenu-languages/

for Microsoft Office 2010.

Sorry, I don't understand!