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Topic: «Jump Lists for Windows Explorer Very Slow in AMM taskbars ... , Pop-up for Jump Lists above Windows Explorer very slow in AMM tas » on forum: Technical Support   Views: 2887
 
David Blaine Fullerton
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Posted: 05/07/2015 23:31:47
 
 
(05-07-2015 Thu @ 11.24 AM)

I just want to bring this to your attention.  I have Windows 7 64-bit and AMM.
I have a Windows Explorer window on a secondary window and see it in the AMM
taskbar.  Okay, I right-click on taskbar item (because it is already open
in the AMM window), and it takes forever to pop-up the Jump lists.  I go
back to the Primary Window with Microsoft's taskbar and do exact same thing:
right-click to bring up JumpLists and it is immediate.

So, I didn't notice this before the update.  Now, I don't really care about
JumpLists, because they SUCK AWFULLY, but I do like to right-click to
duplicate the Windows Explorer and jump to something else, which is
a little troublesome because I do it quite often.

Okay, I didn't read to see if this was noted elsewhere, but I just found
that it is something that does exist currently.

thanks, I love your product and I talk about you guys everywhere.

Appreciated,
David Blaine Fullerton
 
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Vasiliy Ivachev
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Posted: 05/13/2015 11:33:24
 
 
Hello David,

Thanks for the post.

The native taskbar first shows a jump list window with control actions only and then updates other jump list items. Our taskbar first gets all information about jump lists items and then shows the jump list. So a full load time is the same on both taskbars.

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but I do like to right-click to duplicate the Windows Explorer
- Did you try the middle mouse buttons click on a taskbar icon (e.g. Windows Explorer) to duplicate the window?
 
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