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Yes, touch enabled is available. I tried to check/uncheck it; no difference. It's Surface Laptop 3 (AMD version): Processor AMD Ryzen 7 Microsoft Surface (R) Edition 2.30 GHz Installed RAM 16.0 GB (14.0 GB usable) Edition Windows 11 Pro Version 22H2 Installed on 11/12/2022 OS build 22621.1485 Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.22639.1000.0 Please, let me know if you need anything else. David.
After installing 1.43 the start icon and the whole notification area is rendered too low. I tried uninstall and clean reinstall with the same result.
Hi, reposting here since it reproes with 1.2 beta (1.16 version) as well and the older thread is closed now. I have two issues with the latest build: Pinned Edge profile shortcuts: I have three Edge profiles and all of them are pinned to my taskbar: <img style="display: inline-block; vertical-align: middle;" src="https://cdn.
I have two issues with the latest build: Pinned Edge profile shortcuts: I have three Edge profiles and all of them are pinned to my taskbar: But when I enable the Start11 taskbar, one of the profiles is replaced with standard Edge shortcut. I have tried to unpin the generic Edge and create new pin
Ping, anything new to report?
Thank you Neil. Let's hope there is more clarity (about the plans and/or roadmap) soon since the 1.0 was released now.
Hi, anything new? I am primarily asking whether to use one of the open-source solutions (you probably know what I'm talking about) or whether I should wait. I would rather use something from a known/trusted vendor so if Stardock plans to do something in this area, I would be willing to wait. Thank you, David.
I am not sure whether there is a product in your offerings that is taskbar oriented. Since Start menu is the closest I can think of, I am asking in this forum. Would it be possible to enable "never-combine" taskbar icons in Windows 11 (the way it worked in Windows 10)? I am frequently running multiple instances of a program (Visual Studio for example) and having multiple "tiles" in task bar with complete title is a huge productivity boost. If this is not the right for