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My plan is to start with non-UI tweaks, and at the same time explore the new UI at my spare time.

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The new UI framework might, or might not, make tweaks easier than for the old taskbar, but at this point I still don’t know how to approach it. Being unfamiliar with the new UI framework that is used in the new taskbar, I need some time for research to even be able to estimate the difficulty of such tasks. An example would be a tweak to get back labels on the taskbar.

UI tweaks, which are about customizing UI code.

Actually, I’ve implemented it for the new taskbar and it works nicely. An example would be a tweak to close programs on middle click instead of creating a new instance – I don’t need to fiddle with the UI, I can just replace the new instance launching functionality with closing the target program. Of the two, I’m much more familiar with tweaking these kinds of things.

Non-UI tweaks, which are about customizing code unrelated to the UI.

I played with the new taskbar a bit, and there are two scopes for possible tweaks:

With all this in mind, it makes sense to start fresh. Also, I might end up adding new tweaks which are only relevant for the new taskbar. At the beginning it will only contain a small subset of the old options. It took a lot of time and effort to implement all of the functionality for the old taskbar, and since most of it has to be reimplemented from scratch, it’s not feasible to have a tool with a similar set of functionality in the short term. Regarding the new taskbar in Windows 11Īs I mentioned at the beginning of this post, 7+ Taskbar Tweaker will probably never be compatible with the new Windows 11 taskbar.

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Update (October 22): Windows 11 with Windows 10’s taskbar is fully supported in 7+ Taskbar Tweaker v5.12. I’ll be working on a new, fully compatible non-beta version, which should be ready in the near future. The latest non-beta version of 7+ Taskbar Tweaker, 5.11.3, doesn’t support the old taskbar on Windows 11.

Your support is highly appreciated, and if you have any problems with it, feel free to contact me.

#Wifi explorer tweak windows 10#

Originally designed to be compatible with a Windows 10 Dev Channel build, the beta version requires a supporter access code for it to work on Windows 11. The latest beta version of 7+ Taskbar Tweaker, 5.11.2.1, has most of the tweaks working with the old taskbar on Windows 11.

Enjoy Windows 11 with the good old taskbar tweaked to your taste.

#Wifi explorer tweak install#

Install the latest beta version of 7+ Taskbar Tweaker (non-beta support will follow soon, keep reading for details).Install and configure Explorer Patcher for Windows 11, a great project by Valentin-Gabriel Radu which brings back the old taskbar on Windows 11, and fixes some of the quirks that have to be fixed as a result.Here is a great summary of the options by Gaurav, but I’ll just mention the steps that worked for me: Even though Microsoft reimplemented the new Windows 11 taskbar from scratch as was mentioned in the previous blog post, the old taskbar code was left beside the new one, and there are several ways to activate it. Getting back the old taskbar in Windows 11 In short: Nothing changed regarding the tweaker’s compatibility with the new Windows 11 taskbar, and probably never will, but there’s a way to get back the old taskbar, with which 7+ Taskbar Tweaker is mostly compatible. Windows 11 was officially released two days ago, and here’s another post about 7+ Taskbar Tweaker’s compatibility with it.