Release 3.1 improves upon Release 3 by addressing some of the more egregious bugs that snuck their way in. There are also some performance enhancements as I went through and refactored everything. Seriously, RoundedTB started off as a tiny proof-of-concept months ago and I just sorta piled a load of code on top of it, so it certainly needed a tidy up. Don't worry though, there's a couple of new things to try out in this version too!
New features
- The option to have the taskbar "fill" when a window is maximised (or when alt+tab or the Task Switcher is invoked if you're on Windows 11)
- The ability to summon the app's settings pane by re-opening it from Start
- The option to have the tray show only when you're hovering over it
- Automatic detection for when the taskbar "overflows" in dynamic mode, and switching back to basic mode as a result
Known issues
- When initially enabling dynamic mode with centred taskbar icons, the taskbar may stretch to the left. If this happens, just set the taskbar to left-aligned then back to the centre once and it should be fixed.
- Autohiding is not supported and may lead to a lot of flickering, especially with TranslucentTB compatibility or dynamic/split mode enabled.
- Rounded corners are not antialiased (smooth) due to a Windows limitation.
- Dynamic mode/split mode only work correctly when the taskbar is horizontal at the top/bottom of the screen.
- Split mode on Windows 10 only supports the main taskbar, secondary taskbars will not be split.
- When using dynamic mode, the taskbar may occasionally become too large, too small or not update. This can usually be fixed by moving a window to or from that monitor, or briefly changing the taskbar alignment.
- Compatibility with taskbar mods outside of TranslucentTB is not currently guaranteed.
