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[Feature] Icon-only view and mouseover tooltip support like "Quick Launch" #495
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@useforgh is only minor change to allow 'Icon only':
a fast and easy solution is to activate tooltip
appear horizontal sounds good, but brings a lot of questions and complexity with it.
i am not sure if i got your point here, but therfore i think or hope that current config should be enough, the user can add files from folder via current config Furthermore/Related:
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@useforgh In the future we will have a look and think again if we can implement more configurations to be able to look more like Quick Launcher or to have its functionalities TODO check the small points we can do and make a discussion for future |
A standalone Qick Launch Programm would be great. Thanks for listening. |
With the well known "Quick Launch" in the task bar it was up to Windows 10 possible to hide the names of the shortcuts (.lnk) and only the icons (.ico) were visible in the task bar.
With "mouse over" in the "Quick Launch" on a symbol only then the name of the link as well as the comment of the .lnk was shown. If you left the comment of the .lnk empty, it was even clearer.
Sadly, the "Quick Launch" has been completely taken away from us with Windows 11.
It would be very friendly if this function would be available in a similar way in your software too.
Enclosed a suggestion how it could look like
Conceivable would be a new "Quick Launch Experience" settings function e.g. as
Setting only affects on added paths, similar to the handling of the windows function to add a path to the environment variables
I am aware that there are many requests.
However, there are still a large number of users who are looking for a practical solution for the missing quick launch function in the taskbar of Windows 11, which has been unreasonably limited in its function.
It will certainly take time and it won't be possible directly in the taskbar, but if you make it possible, you will be the king.
My thanks in advance
keywords are
task bar + %UserProfile%\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch
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