Mouse wheel: Cycle between taskbar buttons Left click on combined item: Cycle through windows Grouping: Drag within/between groups using right mouse button Grouping: When not grouping, place new items next to the existing ones

Pinned items: Remove extra gap between items Thumbnails: Left click on the active thumbnail minimizes the window Middle click: Switch to / Minimize / Close Donations are a great motivating factor (thanks!), and I think that letting supporters decide where to focus first is a nice perk. To vote with a donation, add the feature hashtag to the donation comment like this. I added the donation option to be able to give extra priority to votes of users who wish to support the project with a donation. Voting can be done in two ways, simple voting and a donation. For each implemented feature, the page will be updated to reflect the current status. I’ll prioritize implementing the most requested features as Windhawk mods. Please vote for the features that you’d like to have back in Windows 11. Some of the features are part of Windows 10 (marked with the icon) and some are part of 7+ Taskbar Tweaker (marked with the icon). My plan, at least in the short term, is to implement the most demanded customizations for Windows 11 as Windhawk mods.īelow is a table with features that are available in Windows 10 but are missing in Windows 11. As mentioned in a recent blog post, most parts of the taskbar were reimplemented in Windows 11, and 7+ Taskbar Tweaker can’t be made to work with the new taskbar without a huge amount of work. Regarding the future of 7+ Taskbar Tweaker: It will keep existing as a separate program which supports Windows 7 to Windows 10. One of the sections of the blog post was dedicated to 7+ Taskbar Tweaker. You can read the announcement blog post for more details and for the motivation behind creating it. A few weeks ago, Windhawk, the customization marketplace for Windows programs, was released.

Windows 11 tweaker