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I admit it would be neat if they kept a database of common lookups for IP addresses and showed you the friendly name when known. It would certainly be a nice feature. Looking at resmon output of domain names is almost as non-sensical as the raw IP address. It would probably have to be a local database in relation to DNS lookups, though. You'd get too many technically correct but unexpected domain matches if it was a global database against a shared hosting IP.

[quote who="SebSebsensen" reply="3" id="3988460"] Thanks, the purpose you mentioned could be reasonable (and most likely is), but even then it would be better if it pointed to a Stardock domain (ideally a subdomain with a "speaking name") and not some generic reverse DNS of some hoster/ISP. Maybe that could be changed in a future patch? [/quote] Sorry for butting in, but I find networking questions interesting sometimes. I just wanted to point out that thi

[quote who="Aragain Falls" reply="23" id="3959776"] What program did you use to get the graph the memory use by Explorer? I've seen that style of graph before, but can't recall where. And does that program log and collect data while at the lock screen? [/quote] Something along the lines of ProcessExplorer, ProcessHacker or SystemInformer. They are all very similar programs. Your idea with PerfMon should be fine too if you sample every minute or so for 8-10h of graphing s

[quote who="Aragain Falls" reply="18" id="3959694"] It feels like there is a memory leak going on while the computer is at the lock screen. Curious if anyone else has noticed this. Or is it just me? [/quote] I tried it for fun, but really the opposite happened for me. Started at 300-400MB, while it was locked for 7 hours apparently it wa

[quote who="pelaird" reply="33" id="3958858"]What issue are you referring to? [/quote] The four contiguous posts directly above mine. It'd be silly to multi-quote them when they are directly above. I only quote when the context is elsewhere.

I mean, I think I share the same issue on my 2nd PC... but I never use that Windows feature to begin with so I never notice when it's not there. It had a clean install of Windows recently and the first version of Start11 it ever had was 2.49.2... seems to have the issue present in 2.51.2.

Unless I'm crazy, I think the problem that I described for 2.49.1 was fixed with 2.51.1. ( https://forums.stardock.com/532897/get;3954201 ) When the Start button would normally disappear for me, all of the pinned icons move down by 1-2px instead. Hardly a problem, so I'm happy. I had a different issue with 2.49.4 that was fixed in 2.49.5( https://

Fixed in 2.49.5 So... I've run into a tricky regression going from 2.49.3->2.49.4. I say it's tricky because it involves other 3rd party software. Normally, I wouldn't bother bringing 3rd party software problems to another 3rd party... except that only 2.49.4 has this problem and downgrading immediately fixes it. I don't want to stay on 2.49.3

[quote who="jwhitecotton" reply="32" id="3956909"] Whether I place the taskbar on the right or left of my two screens. I don't see a start button on the taskbar, but clicking the app showing where the start button should be, opens the start menu. Which also means I can't click the app that's in the start button position and have to use keyboard shortcuts to bring the app back to the front. [/quote] This sounds sort of like a worse version of what I described and showed here: <a hre

So, the main strange thing that I have encountered is that some pinned icons can get bugged and when a window for that icon is open, the Start button disappears and everything is shifted up. Then the first icon acts as though it is the Start button unless you click exactly on the icon... then you might get what the icon shows instead of the Sta

I'm very happy to see this vertical taskbar feature arrive. I have been keeping two machines on Windows 10 because I didn't want to give it up. I have a couple comments according to my taste regarding the tray icon area. I'm glad that you can resize this orientation of the taskbar, but

[quote who="basj" reply="38" id="3915823"]Hello, Which feature was you referring to exactly? Basj, Stardock Community Assistant. [/quote] Assuming we're all talking about the same thing, the second part of my post here describes it: https://forums.stardock.com/514937/get;3915296 It was available up until Windows 10 and probably started around Windows 2k.

[quote who="pelaird" reply="31" id="3915418"]I'm curious to find out if you turn off "Auto Hide," do Taskbar Pins now work? [/quote] Unfortunately, I already tried that at the beginning. [quote who="JLJTGR" reply="15" id="3915300"]{...} I have auto-hide enabled(bottom), and when trying to create the icon, the taskbar briefly appears... but there's no new icon. I tried browsing a folder on my desktop, I tried using one of those pre-selected filtered folders.&nbs

[quote who="basj" reply="22" id="3915346"]Please try this, uninstall Start11, reboot immediately after uninstall finished. Re-download the latest version again, reinstall using it. Reboot again immediately after installation finish. Retest and report back. Thank you, Basj, Stardock Community Assistant [/quote] So, clean uninstalling Start11v2 and reinstalling 2.03-stable or 2.04-beta no longer create PinMenu items for me. I'm at a loss for what the real i

[quote who="jbstardock26137" reply="35" id="3915319"]Yes, when you first pin the menu, it is added to the end of other pinned apps in the taskbar, but you can move it anywhere you want afterwards. I moved mine to the left for as you say muscle memory. It would be nice to have an option to right justify the pinned menus. [/quote] I was used to having the Desktop to

[quote who="basj" reply="20" id="3915330"]Hello, I can not reproduce your issue on my system. Please post a video showing us your issue so we understand your issue. Refer to the video I made below. This was made with older Start11 v2 version, but I tested with V2.04 and I get the same result as what shown in this video. Thanks Basj, Stardock Community Assistant. [/quote] You don't seem to allow video attachments, so here's a GIF... [spoiler]

Creating PinMenu items on the taskbar seems ineffective now. I have auto-hide enabled(bottom), and when trying to create the icon, the taskbar briefly appears... but there's no new icon. I tried browsing a folder on my desktop, I tried using one of those pre-selected filtered folders. I tried turning off auto-hide, restarting explorer and rebooting. The PinMenu program still seems to work when invoked manually, but Start11 doesn't want to make an icon f

I haven't seen what the developer's response is, but I think ExplorerPatcher may be on the way out. Experimental builds of Windows 11 have a toggle to completely disable the Windows 10 taskbar code so that ExplorerPatcher either loads the Windows 11 taskbar anyways or Explorer crashes. I expect that this is in preparation to physically remove the files/code that make up the Windows 10 taskbar. My understanding is that ExplorerPatcher only downloads Microsoft provided symbol

[quote who="fquist" reply="30" id="3914946"] What more could I want? The Quick Launch Toolbar. If you've used it, you'll appreciate the convenience it provides. All my open apps (programs) appear to the right of the Quick Launch area and are not interspersed with the unopened icons. [/quote] I completely agree. I've used the Desktop toolbar on my taskbars for decades. While PinMenu was a nicely styled menu with almost the same capabili