cajelevado91

cajelevado91

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Is it an issue? By shortcuts, I'm referring to the personal folder links. Forgot to mention I'm using the Modern style, so I said right hand panel. When I open File Explorer window with the Documents link, clicking Documents would always switch to that window till I close it even if the window now has a different folder opened. I basically want the shortcuts to always open a new window. Edit: Ok, just did more testing. Apparently, switching styles seems to hav

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[quote who="JanOscar" reply="7" id="3877178"]Why not use Windowblinds?[/quote] Curtains is a great (and cheaper and lighter) alternative to those of us who don't want complete reskinning of Windows' GUI, just changes to parts of Windows' own theme like the title bar, taskbar, window shadows, etc. I used to use WB on Windows 8. Later switched to Curtains for W10 cos it's a lot easier to use and less buggy (on my end). I'm now using WB on W11, tho I would switch to Curtains i

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@Neil: Didn't know that. A visible option on Curtains' style editor would be great. I found another solution: valinet's WinCenterTitle. It works well and seems perfectly compatible with Curtains, but it doesn't work on UWP apps. ForceAbsoluteMiddle=1 works on UWP apps, but the title is a bit off-center on non-UWP windows, and it doesn't seem to work at all on those that lack min and max buttons. [img]https://i.imgur.com/3ZdSOcc.png[/img] If I hav

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I've read a thread here criticizing how the title bar text is centered between the icon and the minimize button, and you guys seem to disagree cos it would "look out of place". For me, it's the opposite. I'm using TaskbarX, a tool that automatically arranges the taskbar icons at the very center of the taskbar (similar to Windows 10X's taskbar), which makes the current title bar text centering look out of place. (TaskbarX has an option to center icons between Start and the taskbar i

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I currently use 7+ Taskbar Tweaker which lets me reorder taskbar thumbnails. I always have the order of thumbnails of tabbed programs like File Explorer match their tab order so keeping track of and switching bet. opened windows is easier. 7+TT also lets me cycle bet. taskbar buttons by scrolling on the taskbar, where matching thumbnail ordering would make sense. It would be nice if Groupy could automatically reorder the thumbnails. <img src="https://cdn.stardock.us/forums/56/41/56

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I've been experiencing this bug for a while now that makes a maximized window (9 pixels) larger, occupying the top part of my taskbar's space, when opening a new tab. When it happens, the window remains maximized (with the restore down button shown). It seems to only affect the new tab. When I switch to the other tabs, the window's size corrects itself. Here's a screenshot of the bug with the taskbar made transparent via Start10: [spoiler]<img src="https://i.imgur.c

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Thank you for the reply. I've tried reinstalling 1.18 and then choosing navy blue again and I got this: I chose one of the preset colors, and here's what I got: <img src="https://

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It's the default Windows 10 theme with a dark midnight blue color. The color isn't normally allowed so I used Winaero Tweaker to force Windows to use it, but using the allowed ones like navy blue didn't fix the problem, and I love this color too much to switch to another. Lol. Downgrading to 1.17 gave me back my white active tabs. Btw, my Notepad++ looks like this because of the settin

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From my observation, the aforementioned bugs save for the last one jrolson mentioned don't happen the first time File Explorer is opened after restarting or turning on the PC. Once I close and re-open Explorer or open a folder afterward, the bugs reappear.

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