With the option enabled keyboard accelerators will be triggered only if Alt key
is pressed as well.
This is how typical Windows keyboard accelerators work, to avoid
confusion with regular key presses.
Fixes#117
It will control whether keyboard accelerators are used in start menu.
Disabling it can be helpful for people that tend to hit some accelerator by mistake.
Fixes#447
This changes default value of `Show next to taskbar (when the taskbar is vertical)` setting to `enabled`.
It makes more sense to have menu next to vertical taskbar than to
overlap it (and hide taskbar buttons).
Windows start menu does it like that too.
We are storing color settings in BBGGRR format (for historical reasons).
This may be confusing for people that are used to (more widely used) RRGGBB format.
Thus we will present color settings in RRGGBB format when editing.
We will still use BBGGRR format for those settings internally. To
maintain backward compatibility with existing settings stored in
registry/xml.
Also setting descriptions now contain hint about expected color format.
This way it should be more clear what values `Open-Shell` expects.
Fixes#82, #1141.
Items can be pinned to directories that require administative privileges
(such as Open-Shell's default installation directory), so long as users
take ownership of the pinned folder. Also adds a command to Open-Shell's
context menu that opens the current pinned folder.
Adds general support for directory-based settings by creating a new
setting type called TYPE_DIRECTORY which uses a new bool added to
BrowseLinkHelper, called bFoldersOnly. START_MENU_PINNED_ROOT
has been removed, and all instances of both it and BrowseLinkHelper
have been adjusted accordingly. To create your own directory-based
settings, use CSetting::TYPE_DIRECTORY. Empty directory paths are
reset to their default value as they can cause unexpected behavior.
Adds a new function called GetFakeFolder which attempts to find and get
the target.lnk file from a fake folder (what Open-Shell uses to pin
folders). If detected, InvokeCommand is swapped for a ShellExecute call
to the target shortcut. Fixes#555, #653, and by extension, #691.
Expands the "display as a list of drives" option from This PC to work on
almost any item in the Windows 7 style. Incompatible items have a new
setting called ITEM_NODRIVES which blocks the option from appearing.
This PC still uses the original "list of drives" text, while other items
use "list of links" instead. Sorting has been updated to account for
this option by adding a property called bFolderLink which marks any
folder, even if it is not explicitly expandable.
Hides the item in both start menu styles and adjusts search height to
ensure the empty space is used. Partially fixes#660, but currently
does not honor group policy settings.
If set, intercepts the search hint's DrawText function and swaps out the
default text for user-defined text. Leaving the text blank results in an
empty search box.
Intercepts *most* instances of FLAG_DEFAULT getting set, including
when XML files are loaded and when Open-Shell starts, adding
if-statements to those spots to check if a new value is actually
different from the setting's default value. Ensures more consistency
behind the scenes and gets rid of inaccurate bold highlights.
Opens pinned items on both sides of the start menu in just one click,
while preserving hover functionality. Ignores the All Programs button
for now as the All Programs folder is rarely accessed and this option
can obstruct its use, especially for the inline menu style. Fixes#692.
This will accurately represent when these changes are able to take effect. Currently, the settings don't make any immediate changes or are broken when applied, and this should fix that.
Fixes#602.
(Modern) Settings are more and more important in Windows 10,
so it makes sense to show them above Control Panel.
This changes only defaults, users will be still able to order start menu
items as they like.
Fixes#23.
