Even with 1.25 the small layout is still completely misaligned when there are two rows: 22000.739
KolbyG
[quote who="Neil Banfield" reply="77" id="3855773"] Quoting KolbyG, reply 72 After running 1.24 for a couple of weeks I can confirm that the performance issues are better, but still not fixed. The taskbar is generally quite responsive and after a reboot, it's usually fine for a few hours. Then it seems to have p
After running 1.24 for a couple of weeks I can confirm that the performance issues are better, but still not fixed. The taskbar is generally quite responsive and after a reboot, it's usually fine for a few hours. Then it seems to have periods where it will just completely freeze (mouse over animations stop working), and clicking on the buttons has about a 10-15 second delay between click and action. If you perform a bunch of actions (clicking on multiple windows in the taskbar) while
So far, 1.24 seems to be the most stable yet. I had to uninstall Start 11 for a bit as there were a ton of performance/crashing issues in the last couple of versions. We'll see if these reappear long-term, but so far so good. A couple of things I've noticed so far: With a two-row, small-sized taskbar, the tray icons all appear behind the clock. <img src="https://cdn.stardock.us/forums/71/10/7110854/a7e12217-74cf-45e5-ad08-becddd5c1267.png"
Can we get an option when right-clicking an app on the taskbar to close just the one window you click on rather than all, or all on one monitor? I often have multiple instances of various apps open and usually just want to close one of them. Having the close all options is helpful in some cases, but another option to close just the one window seems like something that is missing.
Windows build 22000.613, Start11 1.21 beta. Seems to happen on 1.2 as well though.
I have noticed this as well. Super annoying, but also probably quite minor on the list of things to fix.