If you like my work, maybe you can consider supporting me, I wish I had more time to continue improving this little tool. You can see/discuss/suggest/ ideas, work in progress, at #Slack feel free to join the discussion and even help the development.

This is still in early development, so bare in mind it has a lot of improvement to be done.įeel free to fork it and send me PRs or use the Issues section to give your feedback/suggestions. TaskbarX is a Windows application that allows you to adjust the taskbar's location, move the icons around, make it translucent or blurry, and animation icons and programmes. Launch the application and you will find it at the taskbar's systray icon section. You can test it downloading it from releases page. The application can also be set to launch automatically with your operating system at startup so that your icons are always in the right place. TaskbarX also provides users with the ability to animate their taskbar icons.

Restoring opacity to taskbar needs manual procedures (like locking/unlocking taskbar with its context menu) TaskbarX is a small application that can be used to customise the way the icons on your taskbar are displayed.

Transparency for taskbar (incompatible with other tools) #warning.

Center icons relative to its area or to the screen.

TileDock (dock a group of applications in tiles).

Memory: 64 GB (4x16GB) G.TaskbarDock offers a few extra features to customize your Windows 10 taskbar. Motherboard: ASUS ROG Maximus XI Formula Z390 OS: 64-bit Windows 11 Pro for Workstations System Manufacturer/Model Number: Custom self built

It's the Links toolbar that I would like to get rid of. I have a link folder & toolbar that I want to keep. It contains a mixture of File explorer addresses & internet addresses that have been used but the selection criteria is obscure.ĭenisThank you for your quick response. The Address Toolbar is also one of the standard ones you'll find in the right-click Taskbar, Toolbars list. , the entry for Link will no longer appear in that list at all so you'd have to go through the New Toolbar routine to choose it again if you ever needed to. I know how to hide it, but is there a way to remove it from the list of available toolbars?Preps - Just so you can make a record of where the 'Link' Toolbar came from, you can right-click on its title in the Taskbar & select Open folder.

I already had such a toolbar, so now I see 2 toolbars with the same name, but different shortcuts. I accidentally added a 'Link' toolbar to my taskbar.

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