Small suggestion: The ability to optionally install ExplorerPatcher without affecting anything on the taskbar.

[Syreyup]

So this is a bit of a weird one, and very situational, however, I thought I'd suggest it incase you guys think its worth doing. Basically: I currently have purchased StartIsBack++ and use it for my Start Menu and Taskbar to make it look like the Windows 7-8.1 look (larger icons, wider buttons) and I love it that way, however, I also wanted to install explorer patcher to do some other things, like the old file copy dialogue, disabling immersive context menus (which fixed a Windows 7 theme not applying on context menus), and other stuff. However, once EP was installed, it subtly changed a few things with my taskbar which, while slight, are things I noticed, such as making the buttons a bit smaller again. I had the idea of making a version of EP that still patches file explorer, but leaves the taskbar alone. Maybe as an option in the program where you can just turn off taskbar patches. If this isn't possible, or isn't easy, I 100% understand not doing this, but I wanted to throw it out there, just in case! Love the program btw, I use it on my laptop as well and it makes Windows 11 quite less bad feeling!

By the way, this is on "Windows 10 (Default)", the buttons being slightly smaller. It's a nitpick, but something I noticed.

[pyrates999]

is this the one you purchased? https://www.startisback.com/

[pyrates999]

does it have the windows 7 style jump lists instead of big blocky jump lists that are in windows 10?

[pyrates999]

The faq mentions startisback/startallback: https://www.startisback.com/#faq-tab

If so, please do not use ExplorerPatcher and StartAllBack at the same time. You have to settle with only one. We do not support such scenarios.

Not planned to fix according to: #2728