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You should be able to hit C for C lose even if the shift+click classic context menu is obscured.

Feature Request: Additional Taskbar OLED friendly options like solid black, no visible thin strip/border on auto-hide etc. (useful to non OLEDs too) The OLED bunch tend to be paranoid about what's on screen for a long time. I know there are some other 3rd party apps (ButterySmooth TB?) to do this, and a full transparency option in Start 11 can simulate this, but it would be nice to have these baked into Start 11. I think internally Windows has some default restri

Workaround / trick: if you hold SHIFT when right clicking you still get old context menu then you have the C lose menu option. Notice C is underlined it is our hotkey, a quick way to close stuff is shift+right click->C . <img src="data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAALUAAACSCAYAAAAD+osnAAAScElEQVR4Xu2da2wU1xXH/2uD7ZRHbJImSAFsHjEBYkjzCaWxgNo1JRgJcFQ1fABkFEWmOMAHHPIBqoIUKFHEq8FVI1mhkciXGFphJ4UEEOAgoqpI

Thanks for the reply but that's not quite what I was asking, the current feature chanegs the opacity of ICONS AND fence Background. I'm asking for the ability to change the opacity of the fence BACKGROUND while leaving the icon opacity untouched; or vice-versa for that matter. Come to think of it, it might be good alternative to quick-hide on desktop empty area double click: Double click empty desktop area to toggle semi-opaque full opaque fences (background a

I would love to see an option to change the opacity of the fence background only (leaving icons fully opaque) on mouse over. Similar to how you can fade it an entire fence until mouseover, it would be a productivity boon imho to have the option to only fade the background out/in only (leaving icons fully opaque). So, you can have a more opaque (or Win10 Transluscent would be nice too) fence background when you hover over said fence, making it easier to read text an