1/27/2025
Version
UI: 2.51
Stat11Config.exe: 2.5.1.3
Platforms
Stardock and Steam
Changes
Limited vertical taskbar to half screen width maximum
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Resolved issue with run as admin for some other apps
Further work area tweaks for mixed dpi setups
Fixed black icons in universal apps menu when using Win7 style and apply colour to taskbar/start in the OS
Disables more submenu and uninstalling option for web links
Fixes run as admin and open file location links for some pinned items
Fixes issue with start button positioning when you have no pinned items or running tasks
Hide start button on vertical taskbars is not supported
Fix for OS search being in search field mode with a top taskbar not working. It is normal for the search box to disappear when in search in this mode
NOTE: Hide start button on vertical taskbars is not supported
Hopefully the issue with Explorer windows popping up on Win11 with ExplorerPatcher and potentially could happen on Win10 too.
Resolved some issues with work areas with WinStep when using enhanced taskbar and Winstep reserving screen space.
Resolved issue with running as admin for some pinned shortcuts in Win10/11/etc menus
Resolved issue with non-functional taskbar buttons on the secondary screen when the focus is set to the taskbar or desktop sometimes
Fix for workspace calculation when the taskbar is at the top of the screen in some situations
Removed excess line in Win10 all apps list at the top.
Tweak for apps which setup workspace areas that start at bootup
Added two registry keys which go here HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Stardock\Start8\Start8.ini\Start8
These apply to horizontal enhanced mode taskbars only.
S11_PrimaryTBOverrideOffset = how far to offset the taskbar from the left screen edge in pixels. Default is -1 which means auto
S11_PrimaryTBOverrideWidth = How wide the taskbar should be in pixels. If the above value isn't set then it centres the bar.
These are primarily intended for use when a user has a very wide screen and is using tools like DisplayFusion and wants to limit where the taskbar is positioned. They can also be used to make it look a bit more like a dock (non expanding for width) if you turn on rounded corners and use the overrideWidth value only.