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Meanwhile `NumThumbnails` under Taskband likely controls the threshold before switching to list view, and settings like `ExtendedUIHoverTime`, `ThumbnailLivePreviewHoverTime`, and `DesktopLivePreviewHoverTime` being set to huge values essentially disable hover-triggered previews, while `LastActiveClick = 0` changes click behavior to show the thumbnail/list instead of switching windows directly. I'm also noticing `EnableAeroPeek`, `DisablePreviewDesktop`, `TaskbarGlomLevel`, and `MMTaskbarGlomLevel` are all forcing combined, label-less grouping, and `NativeTaskbarListVersion` acts as a marker to trigger an explorer restart once. Looking at `UpdateTaskbarGroupMode()`, it disables the custom group list entirely and releases the thumbnail hook, confirming the design shifted toward relying on Windows' native list view instead of custom thumbnails — which should mean clicking a grouped button shows the native list, so I need to figure out why that's not happening for the user. I'm now considering `ExtendedUIHoverTime`, set to a very large value — this likely only delays hover-triggered popups while click-triggered popups should still show immediately, which is a common trick to disable hover thumbnails without breaking click behavior, so that's probably not the cause of the bug. I'm also weighing whether the `TaskbarNoThumbnail` policy might be forcing a text list instead of thumbnails when clicked, rather than suppressing the popup entirely. On the implementation side, I'm thinking about how the `TaskListThumbnailWnd` window class hosts both thumbnails and this list-style popup, and how a hooking DLL could subclass that window to relocate it off-screen and conceal it. There's a subtle edge case though: if the hooking DLL was pinned into explorer from an earlier session, the subclass could persist even after `g_customGroupList` is reset to 0, since the guard thread only acts on that flag. But checking the actual call sites, `EnsureExplorerThumbnailHook`, `StartThumbnailGuard`, and `StartTaskbarClickTracking` all only appear as definitions—none are ever invoked anywhere in the code. So this entire custom group list subsystem is dead code that never runs; the app just uses the native Windows taskbar list instead. So if an earlier build had this enabled, it could have left `TaskListThumbnailWnd` permanently transparent and empty-regioned on explorer, but the `NativeTaskbarListVersion` marker forces one explorer restart that would clear it. And `SuppressTaskbarThumbnail` correctly no-ops when `g_customGroupList` is 0. I need to look elsewhere for what's blocking the native list—maybe something in the low-level mouse hook intercepting taskbar clicks. I'm now considering whether taskbar order tracking or refresh scheduling reorders buttons in a way that affects this, and also wondering about the `NumThumbnails` registry value—it's set to 0, and I'm trying to figure out if that means "always show list" or is just an invalid fallback to default behavior. I'm fairly confident that with TaskbarNoThumbnail enabled, hovering or clicking a grouped taskbar button shows that same vertical list of window titles used when there are too many windows for thumbnails, though I've seen user reports suggesting the behavior can vary. But the user's actual complaint is that clicking on a multi-window icon shows no list at all, so something else must be blocking it — maybe related to taskbar order tracking or the input hook thread. I should dig deeper into the file to find the cause. 3c:o9,128:T920,3c:o920,Since the last commit swapped the custom popup for the native Windows grouped taskbar list, and now clicking a grouped icon shows nothing, I'm trying to figure out why the native approach isn't working—maybe something like the ExtendedUIHoverTime registry setting is interfering with click behavior on Windows 10. I'm also considering whether TaskbarNoThumbnail policy set to 1 might change what happens when clicking a grouped button, possibly forcing the older Win7-style window list instead of thumbnails. Beyond that, I wonder if the previously injected ThumbBlock DLL, which pins itself into explorer's process, is still hooking into the window subclassing and interfering with the native list from showing. Right, so the subclassed thumbnail window persists forever since the DLL never unloads, permanently hiding it via off-screen positioning and paint suppression -- this only clears on an explorer restart. There's also a separate layering trick from an earlier guard thread that makes the thumbnail window fully transparent and unclickable, which similarly only resets on restart. Now I'm tracing how the new version's restart marker triggers the preview-disabling logic to reassert itself on first run. Actually, I should check whether the exe in the repo reflects the latest build — all files share the same checkout timestamp, so I can't rely on that to determine if it was rebuilt after the last commit. I need to check git log for the exe file, and refocus on what the user actually reported: clicking a taskbar icon for an app with multiple windows doesn't show the window list. I'm now going through the registry settings that control taskbar previews and grouping behavior — things like NumThumbnails, TaskbarGlomLevel, EnableAeroPeek, and hover timing values — trying to figure out what NumThumbnails=0 actually means and whether it's tied to the Taskband settings causing this issue. Since I can't verify the native list behavior, the safer approach is to stop relying on it and instead make the app reliably show its own custom group list on click, since that popup rendering, click detection, and window matching code already exists. I want to dig into the git history around commits 661571c, ed95e9d, 3ed590a, 3ed3d73, 390c07a, and 451ca7f to understand why the custom list was disabled previously. 3c:oa,129:T1192,3c:o1192,The exe in the repo was actually last built from commit 390c07a, with the custom group popup and input handling, not from the later 451ca7f commit which only touched the .cpp file to switch to a native list without rebuilding the exe. So the exe the user has might have come from a different source, like a temp host link, rather than the repo's committed binary. Given that ambiguity, I need to figure out what's actually failing: with the 390c07a exe, the custom popup might not appear if UIA matching fails, leaving nothing visible; with a 451ca7f-style build, the native list might be blocked by leftover ThumbBlock subclassing or a registry/policy conflict. Either way the goal is the same -- clicking a grouped taskbar icon should reliably show a window list -- so I should figure out the most robust approach, possibly relying on native Windows list behavior via the TaskbarNoThumbnail registry setting, though I should verify whether that actually works this way on Windows 10. Now I'm digging into the custom popup's click-handling pipeline, which uses a low-level mouse hook to detect the click, spawns a thread to run UI Automation and find the taskbar button at that point, then posts a message to show a grouped window list. I'm considering where this could break -- particularly around how UIA identifies taskbar buttons differently between Windows 10's legacy taskbar class and Windows 11's automation peer, and the fact that Windows still processes the native click behavior underneath the custom hook, potentially triggering its own thumbnail popup that conflicts with the custom one. I'm also examining the group-matching heuristic, which requires at least two window handles and a name similarity score above 50, using fuzzy comparisons against version info like file description and product name -- checking that this logic correctly matches cases like Explorer and Chrome, and parsing the running-window count from the button's accessible name to decide whether grouping applies. I'm now considering localization issues, since the button name format (e.g. "N running windows") might differ in other languages, but the parsing logic just needs a digit following " - " so it should still work in most cases. I'm also noting that cloaked windows on other virtual desktops get filtered out correctly, but the real issue is that the custom group list is disabled in this commit, so the code falls back entirely to native taskbar grouping, which isn't behaving as expected. I'm trying to reconstruct which build the user actually tested — whether it was the one with the custom list disabled or an earlier version with it enabled — since the .pdb and .lib files present suggest the build toolchain (likely zig targeting windows-gnu) did produce output artifacts even if the exe itself wasn't committed. I check for zig on this machine but `which zig` finds nothing, only g++, so I'll need to get a cross compiler via pip's ziglang package or a direct download before I can rebuild and verify. Before that, I want to nail down the actual fix — reconsidering whether a registry setting like ExtendedUIHoverTime could be interfering with the native list's click/hover behavior on Windows 10, based on similar reports I recall. I keep second-guessing possible culprits: NumThumbnails=0 versus TaskbarNoThumbnail=1, but I'm fairly confident the "Turn off taskbar thumbnails" setting is what triggers the classic list view on hover. If that setting alone isn't producing the expected list, the more likely cause is a leftover ThumbBlock subclass or a stale layered window state left behind in explorer's process. This suggests the failed restart is the real problem — the app tries to trigger explorer to restart via a version marker, but if that restart doesn't reliably happen, the old hiding behavior stays in place. I also can't tell which build the user actually ran, so I'm weighing whether to make the custom popup fully self-reliant on click versus trying to restore native list behavior, since the user's core complaint is simply that no window-choosing list appears at all. Looking back at the commit history — DisableTaskbarPreviews, the guard thread hook, the ThumbBlock DLL resource, and the group popup hover/click handling — it's clear this was built iteratively to suppress persistent native thumbnails and replace them with a custom list, so the current bug is likely somewhere in that chain of hiding and popup logic rather than a fresh regression. 3c:o449,12a:T437,I recall that in an earlier version, detecting a visible MSTaskListWClass meant treating the taskbar as native, otherwise custom. That logic points toward Windows 11, where the taskbar is XAML-based and doesn't expose that legacy class the same way, suggesting the user might be running Windows 11. The exe name suggests Windows 10 targeting, but the manifest's supportedOS entries cover both Windows 10 and 7/8.1, so the user could be on either 10 or 11. FindTaskbarButtonAt handles both cases — Windows 11's TaskListButtonAutomationPeer and the legacy MSTaskListWClass path. I'm tracing the history of commits where the taskbar mode toggled between custom and native rendering (3ed3d73 switching to custom, 451ca7f reverting to native) to understand what the user actually wanted, especially looking closer at UpdateTaskbarGroupMode across those revisions. It seems the user wants no thumbnail previews but still wants a list to appear on click, possibly on hover too — so I want to dig into the full diff of UpdateTaskbarGroupMode from 3ed3d73 to confirm that intent. 12b:Te82,3c:oe82,The committed exe (390c07a) still has the ThumbBlock explorer hook active, while the newer source (451ca7f) disabled it — so the exe in the repo doesn't match that disabled version. The user's build may have come from that untracked 451ca7f temp build rather than the repo exe, so I need to consider what would cause the empty-list-on-click symptom in each version separately. For 451ca7f, custom list logic is off and various native thumbnail registry settings are aggressively disabled; I'm unsure whether Windows 11's XAML taskbar still shows a title list under these settings versus Windows 10, and whether the leftover ThumbBlock hook in explorer (if not restarted) is suppressing the native list until the one-time restart marker triggers successfully. For 390c07a, ThumbBlock hides native thumbnails while the custom popup relies on UIA matching on click/hover, so a UIA failure would explain nothing appearing. Now I'm tracing WindowFromPoint on click — on Windows 11 it hits the XAML composition child under Shell_TrayWnd, which resolves fine via GetAncestor. But the hidden native thumbnail window, despite being layered/transparent, might still be topmost and intercepting input at that point alongside our own topmost popup, so the low-level mouse hook could be routing clicks inconsistently between the two overlapping windows. I'm also worried about `ShowTaskbarGroupList` parsing the button's UIA name for window count — locale differences could break that count extraction, causing `expected` to default to 0 and the group matcher to either grab the wrong group or fail its score threshold, silently suppressing the popup. Since I can't test this directly across Windows 10/11, I want to settle on the most robust design: keep the low-level mouse hook for click detection, then re-derive the taskbar button's identity purely through UIA (name and automation ID) rather than relying on locale-sensitive count parsing. For matching windows to that button, I'm skeptical of pure name/appId heuristics since they're fragile — reading the hidden thumbnail window's UIA tree is unreliable when it's not populated, and there's no public taskbar API to enumerate group contents. A better path is to reconstruct each window's effective AppUserModelID the same way explorer does, checking the window's property store first and falling back to the packaged app's identity, though desktop apps that set their AUMID via SetCurrentProcessExplicitAppUserModelID have no public read-back API, which is the crux of the problem. I'm noting that explorer.exe folder windows likely fall back to reporting their AUMID as the plain exe path since GetApplicationUserModelId only works for packaged apps, meaning "Microsoft.Windows.Explorer" wouldn't surface through that call at all. Then the fallback name-matching logic should still catch it by comparing "File Explorer" against the window group names. For Chrome, since it explicitly sets PKEY_AppUserModel_ID per window via property store, the appId should already align with the button id, so that path likely isn't the failure point—I'm still unsure exactly where the mismatch is occurring. Maybe it's something more basic, like whether the low-level mouse hook even receives taskbar clicks in the first place, especially under UIPI restrictions when dealing with higher-integrity windows. I also notice TrackTaskbarClick only fires when the custom group list is active, and the whole tracking thread was removed in the later commit, so the custom list is fully disabled and native taskbar behavior takes over. I should look into how Windows 10/11 actually behaves with TaskbarNoThumbnail plus clicks on grouped buttons — worth a quick search. 3c:o4a2,12c:T490,Windows 11 24H2's new XAML taskbar breaks the native list view entirely, so on Windows 11 the native list simply won't render regardless of settings. The app calls itself "Windows10" but the presence of the Windows 11 UIA automation class name in the code suggests it's actually dealing with the newer taskbar. Tracing the commit history, it seems the original logic auto-detected which taskbar style was in use (legacy vs XAML) and picked native or custom accordingly, then later got locked into always-custom, then got various improvements (hiding thumbnails, hover popups, input/scroll handling), before someone switched it back to native—likely assuming Windows 10 behavior. Since native lists don't exist on 24H2, the fix has to bring back the custom list path, at least as a fallback when native isn't viable. I'm wondering if the forced custom=1 stemmed from detection issues — maybe on Windows 11, the taskbar's legacy MSTaskListWClass still exists but hidden/zero-size behind the XAML shell, so a visibility/rect check would misjudge it as absent and default to custom mode, whereas on Windows 10 it would correctly detect native and use that instead. 12d:T725,3c:o725,The commit adding legacy taskbar handling suggests the user might be on Windows 10, and forcing custom=1 always could be a workaround for thumbnail behavior still showing on legacy taskbars, so I'm piecing together why they'd want to force the custom list rather than rely on standard thumbnails. Given that context, I'm suspecting the user wanted thumbnails suppressed and a custom list on click, which led to the ThumbBlock injection approach, then a later revert back to native list handling — possibly because the injection caused issues. Now with the list not appearing on click, I need to check whether explorer actually restarts reliably after switching configurations, since a stale subclass could be interfering, and I should also reconsider how TaskbarNoThumbnail behaves on Windows 10 when clicking a taskbar group. The safest approach is one that doesn't rely on Windows version or registry quirks — building a custom list triggered by clicks, independent of whatever the native popup does. But I need to reason through why the native list isn't showing on the user's machine at all: with those thumbnail/grouping settings, clicking should normally trigger the native list, so if it's not appearing, either they're on Windows 11 where no native list exists, something is suppressing it, or the specific registry combination is blocking it. Looking at option (b), I'm considering how HideTaskbarThumbnailWindow modifies the thumbnail window with layering, zero alpha, transparency, and an empty region — and since TaskListThumbnailWnd is likely a persistent window that's reused rather than recreated, these changes would stick around unless explorer restarts. That's probably why the marker triggers a restart on first run, so I want to check whether the restart helper function actually accomplishes that. 3c:o9,12e:Tff4,3c:off4,I'm thinking the restart helper clears leftover subclass/alpha state by killing and relaunching explorer. So if the user tested the native-approach build, explorer would restart and the native list should appear if Windows supports it—unless they're on Windows 11 where the new taskbar lacks that list view, or the policy combination blocks it from opening on click. Let me reconsider which build they actually ran. Actually, it seems like the user previously tried the custom popup build, complained it didn't show anything, which prompted switching to the native approach—but now they're saying the native approach doesn't show anything either. Both attempts have failed on their machine, which is a genuinely hard problem to diagnose. On Windows 11 24H2+, the native list view doesn't exist at all, so with thumbnails disabled by policy, clicking a grouped button might do nothing visible; meanwhile the custom popup depends on using UI Automation to locate the button at the click point, which could also silently fail to find anything. UIA calls to the XAML taskbar can be slow but that's tolerable. I'm also considering whether Windows 11 itself might trigger foreground changes on click that could interfere with the popup, but since the popup is topmost/noactivate and only closes via cursor-leave timing or a click outside its zone, foreground changes shouldn't affect it directly. For grouping, I'm confirming `FindTaskbarGroupWindows` requires at least two handles and groups by appId, where packaged apps use their AUMID and unpackaged Win32 apps fall back to their lowercase exe path as the identity key. For Chrome, the AUMID matches directly since both the button and window property store report "Chrome" normalized to "chrome", giving score 200. For File Explorer, I'm less certain whether explorer sets an AppUserModel_ID property on CabinetWClass windows, so I'm considering the fallback where the appId derives from the explorer.exe path instead. With no ID match, it falls back to name matching—comparing "File Explorer - 2 running windows" against known group names like "windows explorer" or "file explorer"—which should still succeed with a decent score. UWP apps hosted via ApplicationFrameWindow are trickier since ApplicationFrameHost isn't packaged itself, but that's an edge case rather than the main scenario. Given the matching logic looks sound, I'm now digging into TaskbarClickThreadProc to see why the custom list might fail to appear on click, looking at the event-wait loop and interlocked exchange logic guarding the click handling. Tracing through the click flow: it detects hover state or a queried point, finds the taskbar button, builds a dedup key from name and automation ID, then posts a group-click message if it's new. Then in ShowTaskbarGroupList, it parses the expected window count from the button name, searches for matching group windows if that count isn't 1, and bails out if fewer than two windows are found—checking whether to destroy an existing popup if the hover point falls outside its zone, and otherwise comparing against the current popup's anchor windows to decide if it already matches. Now I'm walking through the mouse hook scenario when a group popup is already showing and the user clicks: the low-level mouse proc checks whether the click point falls in the popup zone versus the anchor zone, and since clicking the taskbar button counts as hitting the anchor, the popup doesn't get closed. I'm also checking that `g_groupMenuOpen` never gets set to 1 in the current implementation, so the down-click arming logic behaves as expected—leaving me to figure out what Windows 11 actually does natively when TaskbarNoThumbnail is set and a grouped button is clicked, since it might still show the thumbnail flyout regardless of that setting. Without being able to test this directly, I want to check if there's saved conversation history from earlier turns that might clarify the OS version or the original issue the user described, so I should look in the user_read_only_context folder for that. 3c:oa,12f:T2558,3c:o2558,I'm noticing the taskbar shows five separate Chrome icons rather than one combined button, which suggests either distinct Chrome profiles running or taskbar grouping settings that keep windows from combining into a single icon. Also I'm second-guessing whether the WinRAR thumbnail preview appearing means the TaskbarNoThumbnail policy wasn't actually applied, even though it was set and explorer restarted. So the real focus now is diagnosing why the custom taskbar popup doesn't appear on Windows 10 with the 390c07a build, where ThumbBlock hides the native thumbnail/list window and a custom popup should replace it. I'm tracing through the low-level mouse hook logic that checks for left mouse button events and whether a custom group list flag is active. The hook detects taskbar clicks, checking whether the pointer down/up occurred over the taskbar host window using WindowFromPoint and ancestor checks for the tray window class, tracking drag distance and signaling an event on mouse-up. I'm now questioning what exact window is at that point when the ThumbBlock-subclassed task list window is involved -- there could be a mismatch there that's preventing the popup from triggering correctly. For finding the actual taskbar button, I'm using UI Automation's ElementFromPoint plus a fallback walk up the window hierarchy checking for legacy taskbar classes, then walking the automation tree looking for the taskbar button peer or matching control types to extract its name, id, and bounds. On Windows 10, I recall the accessible name format follows a pattern like " - N running windows" for grouped buttons, " - 1 running window" for single instances, and just "" for pinned-but-not-running apps, with the AutomationId likely tied to the AppUserModelID. For the AutomationId itself, since MSTaskListWClass exposes children through MSAA/IAccessible rather than native UIA, I'm uncertain whether UIA's MSAA proxy would even populate an AutomationId — it might just return an empty string or rely on numeric child IDs instead. Since name-based matching seems unreliable given the uncertainty around AutomationId, I'm falling back to it anyway. I'm sketching the logic that parses the button's window count from its name, then queries for matching taskbar group windows, bailing out if fewer than two are found. Buttons get a big score boost for automationId matches, otherwise fall back to name matching using version info, exe leaf, pinned shortcut names, or display names, with title/count bonuses, requiring a minimum score of 50. I'm also considering the edge case where automationId is empty, leaving buttonId unresolved. For Chrome with multiple profiles, each profile gets a distinct AUMID, so windows split into separate taskbar groups per profile — consistent with the screenshot showing multiple Chrome icons. Chrome likely sets a relaunch display name like " - Chrome" for each group, so I need to match on those per-profile names, exe leaf, and version info rather than assuming a single shared identity across all Chrome windows. I'm also weighing whether score-matching heuristics like window-count bonuses or automation ID matches are enough to reliably pick the right group, and whether there's some deeper reason the popup fails to appear at all across every app, not just Chrome. Now I'm tracing the message flow: a click on the taskbar posts a message to the main thread's message window, which triggers ShowTaskbarGroupList — this hides visible thumbnails, clears prior group items, and creates the popup window with the appropriate tool-window styling if it doesn't already exist. After creation, it sets a timer and calls LayoutGroupPopup to position the window near the taskbar anchor point using SetWindowPos, then shows it without activating. I'm also looking at WatchGroupPopup, a periodic function that prunes items whose windows no longer exist and tracks cursor position to detect press states. Checking the logic, if the cursor is inside the popup zone or the mouse button is pressed, the outside-timer resets and the popup stays open; otherwise it destroys the popup once the cursor has been outside for 650ms over the taskbar or 350ms elsewhere. The zone is defined as either the popup rect or the anchor rect inflated slightly, so as the cursor moves from the anchor button up to the popup, the small gap between them should be crossed quickly enough to stay under the timeout and keep it open. I'm also wondering whether ThumbBlock itself is interfering here — it hooks explorer's thread with WH_CALLWNDPROC/WH_GETMESSAGE and subclasses TaskListThumbnailWnd to hide it, so I should consider whether explorer's native "sticky" thumbnail behavior after a click involves activating or capturing that window in a way that conflicts with my popup logic. If everything's wired correctly, the flow should be: my popup appears unactivated, the low-level hook catches the click inside its rect, posts the input message, and that triggers ActivateGroupItem and ForceForegroundWindow on the target. So if the popup never shows up, I need to figure out why — maybe the click event itself isn't even being generated, possibly something in `g_customGroupList`. My top suspect now is FindTaskbarButtonAt failing on Win10. Walking through it: WindowFromPoint on a taskbar button returns MSTaskListWClass since buttons aren't separate HWNDs there, so legacyTaskList gets set true, then the code walks the UIA tree from ElementFromPoint up several levels looking for a Button or ListItem control type — on Win10 this should find the button element directly with its name and bounds intact, so that part seems fine on the surface. I'm also considering whether cross-process timing could be an issue — UIA calls into explorer's UI thread, and ThumbBlock's hooks fire on every message there, but the scanning logic looks cheap enough not to cause blocking. So my attention shifts to FindTaskbarGroupWindows possibly failing to locate at least two matching windows, especially for File Explorer windows. Tracing through the logic, CabinetWClass windows should pass IsSwitcherCandidate's checks, but ReadWindowAppIdentity likely finds an empty AppUserModel_ID since explorer isn't packaged, falling back to the exe path as the appId. From there, group names get derived from explorer.exe's version info and the pinned "File Explorer" shortcut, which points to explorer.exe with the appId "Microsoft.Windows.Explorer". Since the shortcut's appId isn't empty, targetMatch fails, but the button name "File Explorer - 2 running windows" should still match "file explorer" via baseName matching, and with expected windows matching group count, this should trigger the popup — so I'm puzzled why it might not appear. Maybe the main thread is blocked in a modal loop, or the popup gets destroyed almost immediately due to timing with the mouse hook catching the same click's LBUTTONUP before the popup can persist. Tracing the flow: the click thread runs UIA detection, posts to the main thread, and the popup shows — but Explorer itself may then grab focus or capture on its own thumbnail window, which could interfere. The watchdog polling every 60ms checks cursor position and keeps the popup alive as long as the cursor stays over the anchor, and once the user moves into the popup, hover tracking and click handling take over normally through the low-level hook. I'm also considering whether the popup could end up hidden behind the taskbar or Explorer's thumbnail window, but since both the popup and taskbar are topmost and positioned without overlap, and the thumbnail window gets moved off-screen and hidden via the subclass handling, that shouldn't be an issue. I want to double check whether the popup window itself is even successfully created — verifying the window class registration and creation call didn't silently fail. DPI scaling looks fine too since the process is per-monitor v2 aware, so UIA rects and window rects should both be in physical pixels consistently. That means the actual bug must lie elsewhere, so I'm going back to reconsider how the taskbar button UIA tree is structured on Windows 10 — walking through the Shell_TrayWnd hierarchy down to the toolbar buttons to see if the button names or control types differ from what I expected. Now I'm second-guessing whether grouped taskbar buttons (with multiple windows) actually expose an MSAA role of "menu button" rather than a plain push button, since clicking them opens a thumbnail popup — and I'm trying to recall how that MSAA role maps into the UIA control type scheme. Continuing through the control type to MSAA role mapping table... Still mapping accessibility roles... I'm trying to recall whether ROLE_SYSTEM_BUTTONMENU corresponds to something like a menu-item control type, and whether grouped taskbar buttons showed a distinct MSAA role versus single-window buttons in Windows 7 versus 10 — but I'm genuinely uncertain about the exact mapping. If grouped buttons expose a different control type than Button, my FindTaskbarButtonAt logic would skip them entirely, walking up to the toolbar parent without a match and returning false — no popup — while single-window buttons would match as Button but fail the count check, also giving no popup. That's a plausible explanation for why the popup never appears for multi-window programs, though I want to think through Windows 10's actual taskbar accessibility implementation more carefully before trusting this. 3c:oa,130:T4f79,3c:o4f79,## taskbar.rs - source https://docs.rs/automata-windows/latest/src/automata_windows/taskbar.rs.html Win10: ... app buttons live under a toolbar named "Running applications" 4/// inside `Shell_TrayWnd ... 25 use uiautomation::controls::ControlType; 26 use uiautomation::inputs::Mouse; 27 use uiautomation::patterns::UIInvokePattern; 28 use uiautomation::types::{Point, TreeScope, UIProperty}; 29 use uiautomation::variants::Variant; 30 use uiautomation::{UIAutomation, UIElement}; ... 38 /// A button in the taskbar app area. 39 #[derive(Debug, Clone)] 40 pub struct TaskbarButton { ... name (e ... /// Enumerate all app buttons in the taskbar (pinned + running). ... 61 /// Tries the Win10 "Running applications" toolbar first; falls back to the 62 /// Win11 `name=Taskbar` pane approach if that toolbar is not found. ... . headless machine). 65 pub fn list_taskbar_buttons() -> Vec { ... always empty — ... 85 /// Find the "Running applications" toolbar and return its direct button children. 86 fn collect_buttons_win10(auto: &UIAutomation, root: &UIElement) -> Option> { 87 let name_cond = auto ... .create_property_condition( 89 UIProperty::Name, 90 Variant::from("Running applications"), ... None, ... .ok()?; 94 let toolbar = root.find_first(TreeScope::Descendants, &name_cond).ok()?; 95 let btn_cond = button_or_split_or_menu(auto)?; 96 let buttons = toolbar.find_all(TreeScope::Children, &btn_cond).ok()?; 97 Some(to_taskbar_buttons(buttons, false)) 98 } ... Win11 ... → pane " ... 105 /// Find `id=TaskbarFrame`, take its direct Button children, and exclude 106 /// known system buttons (Start, Task View, Search, …). 107 fn collect_buttons_win11(auto: &UIAutomation, root: &UIElement) -> Option> { ... frame_cond = auto ... .create_property_condition( 110 UIProperty::AutomationId, 111 Variant::from("TaskbarFrame"), ... None, ... cond).ok ... 137 fn to_taskbar_buttons(elements: Vec, win11: bool) -> Vec { 138 elements ... 169 fn button_or_split_or_menu(auto: &UIAutomation) -> Option { 170 let c_btn = auto ... /// Strip Win10/Win11 suffixes and return the plain app display name. ... fn strip_app_suffixes(name: &str) -> ... 412 /// Parse the open-window count from a raw button name. ... Explorer pinned" → 0 ... 15 /// "File Explorer - 1 running window pinned" → 1 ... /// "Notepad - 2 running windows" → 2 417 /// "Terminal" (no suffix) → 1 418 pub fn parse_window_count(name: &str) -> u32 { 419 let was_pinned_only = name.ends_with(" pinned") && !name.contains(" running window"); ... = suffix.splitn( ## docs/ui-automation.md https://github.com/microsoft/winappCli/blob/main/docs/ui-automation.md | Selector | Meaning | Example | |---|---|---| | `MinimizeButton` | AutomationId (shown when unique — stable, preferred) | `winapp ui invoke MinimizeButton -a myapp` | | `btn-close-d1a0` | Semantic slug (shown when no unique AutomationId) | `winapp ui invoke btn-close-d1a0 -a myapp` | | `Submit` | Plain-text search against Name/AutomationId (case-insensitive substring) | `winapp ui invoke Submit -a myapp` | **AutomationId selectors** are developer-set identifiers (`AutomationProperties.AutomationId` in XAML). When an AutomationId is unique across the entire UI tree, `inspect` and `search` show it directly as the selector — these survive layout changes, localization, and tree restructuring. ... e.g., ` ... -d1a0`) ... Id exists. ... but may go stale after UI changes. ... The **first word** on each line is the selector — use it with other `ui` commands. When an element has a unique AutomationId, it's used directly (e.g., `TabView`, `NewTabButton`). When no unique AutomationId exists, a generated slug is used (e.g., `tab-newtab-5f5b`). ... View the UI element tree. Output shows semantic slugs with 2-space indentation for hierarchy: ```bash winapp ui inspect -a notepad # full window tree, depth 3 winapp ui inspect -a notepad --depth 5 # deeper tree winapp ui inspect txt-searchbox-e5f6 -a notepad # subtree rooted at element winapp ui inspect --ancestors btn-close-d1a2 -a notepad # walk up from element to root winapp ui inspect -a myapp --interactive # invokable elements only, auto-depth 8 winapp ui inspect -a myapp --hide-disabled # hide disabled elements winapp ui inspect -a myapp --hide-offscreen # hide offscreen elements ``` ... Find elements matching a selector. Output shows semantic slugs: ```bash winapp ui search Button -a notepad # all buttons winapp ui search Close -a notepad # finds elements with "Close" in name winapp ui search SearchBox -a notepad # finds elements with "SearchBox" in name or AutomationId winapp ui search Button --max 10 -a notepad # limit results ``` ... | Error | Cause | Solution | |---|---|---| | "No running app found" | App not ... or name mismatch | Check process name or use PID | | "Multiple windows match" | Ambiguous `-a` value | Use `-w ` from the listed options | | "has multiple windows" | Process has multiple windows | Use `-w ` to target specific one | | "Selector matched N elements" | Ambiguous legacy selector | Use slugs from `inspect` output, or append `[0]`, `[1]` to legacy selectors | | "Element may have changed" | Slug hash doesn't match current element | Re-run `inspect` or `search` to get fresh slugs | | "does not support any invoke pattern" | Element can't be invoked | Use `inspect` on the element to find an invokable child | ... UIA window ... " | UIA ... 't see ... process | Use `list-windows` to find the HWND, then ... w` | ## UI Automation - Windows apps https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/apps/dev-tools/winapp-cli/ui-automation Target elements using the selector shown in `[brackets]` in inspect/search output. There are three ... of selectors: | Selector | Meaning | Example | | --- | --- | --- | | `MinimizeButton` | AutomationId (shown when unique — stable, preferred) | `winapp ui invoke MinimizeButton -a myapp` | | `btn-close-d1a0` | Semantic slug (shown when no unique AutomationId) | `winapp ui invoke btn-close-d1a0 -a myapp` | | `Submit` | Plain-text search against Name/AutomationId (case-insensitive substring) | `winapp ui invoke Submit -a myapp` | AutomationId selectors are developer-set identifiers (`AutomationProperties.AutomationId` in XAML). When an AutomationId is unique across the entire UI tree, `inspect` and `search` show it directly as the selector — these survive layout changes, localization, and tree restructuring. ... The first word on each line is the selector — use it with other `ui` commands. When an element has a unique AutomationId, it's used directly (e.g., `TabView`, `NewTabButton`). When no unique AutomationId exists, a generated slug is used (e.g., `tab-newtab-5f5b`). ... View the UI element tree. Output shows semantic slugs with 2-space indentation for hierarchy: ```bash winapp ui inspect -a notepad # full window tree, depth 3 winapp ui inspect -a notepad --depth 5 # deeper tree winapp ui inspect txt-searchbox-e5f6 -a notepad # subtree rooted at element winapp ui inspect --ancestors btn-close-d1a2 -a notepad # walk up from element to root winapp ui inspect -a myapp --interactive # invokable elements only, auto-depth 8 winapp ui inspect -a myapp --hide-disabled # hide disabled elements winapp ui inspect -a myapp --hide-offscreen # hide offscreen elements ``` ... matching a selector ... ```bash winapp ui search Button -a notepad # all buttons winapp ui search Close -a notepad # finds elements with "Close" in name winapp ui search SearchBox -a notepad # finds elements with "SearchBox" in name or AutomationId winapp ui search Button --max 10 -a notepad # limit results ... | Error | Cause | Solution | | --- | --- | --- | | "No running app found" | App not ... or name mismatch | Check process name or use PID | | "Multiple windows match" | Ambiguous `-a` value | Use `-w ` from the listed options | | "has multiple windows" | Process has multiple windows | Use `-w ` to target specific one | | "Selector matched N elements" | Ambiguous legacy selector | Use slugs from `inspect` output, or append `[0]`, `[1]` to legacy selectors | | "Element may have changed" | Slug hash doesn't match current element | ... -run `inspect` or `search` to get fresh slugs | | "does not support any invoke pattern" | Element can't be invoked | Use `inspect` on ... element to find an ... okable child | ... UIA window found" ... process | Use `list-windows` to find the HWND, then ... w` | ## using UIAutomation https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/archive/blogs/abhinaba/using-uiautomation UIA also provides way to search the tree to locate nodes based on search criteria. It has it own query mechanism. ... The primary step of automating UI is to locate specific controls that match a search criteria and then drive it. We'll first define three overloads of a function named GetElement that locates a control based on criteria's passed to it ... ``` //Search for a elment just by name starting from root private static AutomationElement GetElement(AutomationElement root, string name, bool recursive) { PropertyCondition condName = new PropertyCondition(AutomationElement.NameProperty, name); return root.FindFirst(recursive ? TreeScope.Descendants : TreeScope.Children, condName); } //Search for the first occurance of a given type of control private static AutomationElement GetElement(AutomationElement root, ControlType controlType) { PropertyCondition condType = new PropertyCondition(AutomationElement.ControlTypeProperty, controlType); return root.FindFirst(TreeScope.Descendants, condType); } ``` So the first one gets me any control with a given name (as in label, text) and the second gives me a control of a given type like ControlType.Button ... used to drive ... a button has a invoke pattern ... clicking it and edit boxes have a Value pattern that can be used to set values in them. So the ... value of a ... (calculator, " ... // locate and invoke ... AutomationElement btn ... = GetElement( ... ); ... .GetCurrentPattern ... Pattern) as InvokePattern; btn ... // get ... AutomationElement ... Anonymous April 03, 2007 Based on what I've seen in this code, the only way to query for a given control is by it's name. Is there any way to achieve the same thing, querying by a control ID?Thanks so much,Chris ... Anonymous April 04, 2007 Chris, UIAutomation provides you a generic way to search and not "only by name". You can use AutomationElement.AutomationIdProperty for using Control ID for search.To solve you dll assembly reference issue. You need the following dllsUIAutomationClient.dllUIAutomationClientsideProviders.dllUIAutomationProvider.dllUIAutomationTypes.dllWindowsBase.dllAll of these are in GAC. Try adding all the reference and let me know if you still hit an issue ... Anonymous June 14, 2007 Hi Abhinaba, thanks for the update. I tried using the "AutomationElement.AutomationIdProperty" and tried to specify the control ID of the button "1" on the calculator (following your example). The control ID is, "0000007D", but it doesn't seem to find it...Any thoughts?Thanks,Chris Anonymous June 14, 2007 I'll answer my own question... you need to pass in the decimal equivalent to the hex value. It doesn't like the hex value. But the AutomationIdProperty works... ## asklar/lvt https://github.com/asklar/lvt - Targets any running Windows app by HWND, PID, process name, or window title - Detects UI frameworks in use: Win32, ComCtl, Windows XAML (UWP), WinUI 3, WPF, Avalonia, Chrome/Edge - Outputs a unified element tree as JSON or XML markup - Optionally emits the app's UI Automation tree instead, with `AutomationId`s, control types and supported patterns - Captures annotated PNG screenshots with element IDs overlaid - Elements get stable IDs (`e0`, `e1`, …) so AI agents can reference specific parts of the UI ... | Flag | Description | |------|-------------| | `--hwnd ` | Target window by HWND (hex) | | `--pid ` | Target process by PID | | `--name ` | Target by process name (e.g. `notepad` or `notepad.exe`) | | `--title ` | Target by window title substring | | `--output ` | Write to a file instead of stdout, or the PNG path for ` ... ` | | `--format ` | `json` (default) or `xml` | | `--interval ` | Polling interval for `watch` (default: 500) | | `--element ` | Scope to a specific element subtree by positional `eN` id, durable key, or `uia: ` | | `--uia` | Use the UI Automation tree instead of the visual tree | | `--uia-view ` | UIA tree view: `control` (default), `raw`, or `content` ... | `--uia-props ` | Comma-separated extra UIA properties to include | | `--uia-timeout ` | Walk deadline (default: 10000). Caps how long UIA waits for any single provider response, and the traversal itself; a truncated tree is marked with a `Truncated` property on its root. `0` removes lvt's deadline, leaving UIA's own 20s default | | `--depth ... tree traversal depth | ... The visual tree answers *"what is this UI made of?"*. `--uia` answers *"how do I drive it?"* — it emits the target's UI Automation tree, so every element carries the identifiers an automation client needs: ... # Address an element by its UIA RuntimeId lvt query uia:42.3150138.4.5 AutomationId --name myapp ... Elements report `AutomationId`, `ControlType`, `LocalizedControlType`, `FrameworkId`, `RuntimeId`, interaction state (`IsEnabled`, `IsOffscreen`, `HasKeyboardFocus`, …), the `SupportedPatterns` list, and the state belonging to those patterns (`Value.Value`, `Toggle.ToggleState`, `ExpandCollapse.State`, `RangeValue.*`, `Scroll.*`, …). Pattern-backed properties are **only emitted where the pattern is supported**. UIA will otherwise tell you a `Window`'s `Toggle.ToggleState` is `Indeterminate` — not because it has one, but because `GetCachedPropertyValue` substitutes the type's default for unsupported properties. lvt reads them with `ignoreDefaultValue` so UIA reports "not supported" instead, and a `Button` shows `SupportedPatterns="Invoke,…"` with no toggle state while a `CheckBox` shows `Toggle.ToggleState="On"`. ... `eN` is positional ... `uia: ` is tied to the element's current host window, so ... break when the UI changes *shape ... not merely its values. Expanding a ... N` moves and its ` ... ` changes, while its durable ... . Use ` ## wine: dlls/explorerframe/taskbarlist.c Source File - doxygen documentation | Fossies Dox https://fossies.org/dox/wine-11.0/taskbarlist_8c_source.html ITaskbarList methods */ ... 129 ... TaskbarList2 ... 255/* ITaskbarList4 method */ ... static HRESULT taskbar_list_SetOverlayIcon(ITaskbarList4 *iface, HWND hwnd, HICON hIcon, LPCWSTR pszDescription) ... static HRESULT taskbar_list_MarkFullscreenWindow(ITaskbarList4 *iface, HWND hwnd, BOOL fullscreen) ... static HRESULT taskbar_list_QueryInterface(ITaskbarList4 *iface, const IID *const riid, void **object) ... static HRESULT taskbar_list_RegisterTab(ITaskbarList4 *iface, HWND hwndTab, HWND hwndMDI) ... static HRESULT taskbar_list_SetTabOrder(ITaskbarList4 *iface, HWND hwndTab, HWND hwndInsertBefore) ... static struct taskbar_list * impl_from_ITaskbarList4(ITaskbarList4 *iface) ... static HRESULT taskbar_list_SetProgressState(ITaskbar ... 4 *iface, HWND hwnd, TBPFLAG tbpFlags) ... static HRESULT taskbar_list_ThumbBarAddButtons(ITaskbarList4 *iface, HWND hwnd, UINT cButtons, LPTHUMBBUTTON pButton) ... static HRESULT taskbar_list_SetTabProperties(ITaskbarList4 *iface, HWND hwndTab, STPFLAG stpFlags) ... static HRESULT taskbar_list_SetTabActive(ITaskbarList4 *iface, HWND hwndTab, HWND hwndMDI, DWORD dwReserved) ... static HRESULT taskbar_list_AddTab(ITaskbarList4 *iface, HWND hwnd) ... static HRESULT taskbar_list_ThumbBarUpdateButtons(ITaskbarList4 *iface, HWND hwnd, UINT cButtons, LPTHUMBBUTTON pButton) ... taskbar_ ... _UnregisterTab( ... *iface, HWND hwndTab) ... iface, HWND hwnd) ... static HRESULT taskbar_list_SetActiveAlt(ITaskbarList4 *iface, HWND hwnd) ... static HRESULT taskbar_list_ActivateTab(ITaskbarList4 *iface, HWND hwnd) ## UI automation actions reference - Power Automate | Microsoft Learn https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-automate/desktop-flows/actions-reference/uiautomation - Java AWT Technology ... Doesn't work for Textbox, Richtextbox, Combobox types ... elements. - Java SWT Technology: Doesn't work for Textbox, Richtextbox, MenuItem types of ... elements. - SAP Technology: Doesn't work for Combobox types of UI elements. - Windows 11: Limitations with 'Start menu' and 'Task bar' UI elements. ... ## Get window ... ## Use desktop Performs desktop and taskbar related operations. ### Input parameters | Argument | Optional | Accepts | Default Value | Description | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | UI element | No | UI element | | The UI element to perform a click on | | Click type | N/A | Left-click, Right-click, Double-click | Left-click | The kind of click to perform | | Launch new application when left-clicking on the taskbar | N/A | Boolean value | True | When this parameter is set to 'true', it ensures that a new window of an application will be created when left-clicking on its icon in the 'quick launch' bar, also known as the taskbar of Windows 7 or above. Uncheck this option to bring an already running instance of the application to the foreground. | ## sangcnguyen/WinAppDriver-example https://github.com/sangcnguyen/WinAppDriver-example Windows Application Driver is a service to support Selenium-like UI Test Automation on Windows Applications. This service supports testing **Universal Windows Platform (UWP)** and **Classic Windows (Win32)** apps on **Windows 10 PCs**. Windows Application Driver complies to the JSON Wire Protocol standard and some application management functionalities defined by **Appium**. If you've been looking for better support for using Appium to test Windows Applications, then this service is for you! ... ## Other Locators to Find UI Elements Windows Application Driver supports various locators to find UI element in the application session. The table below shows all supported locator strategies with their corresponding UI element attributes shown in **inspect.exe**. | Client API | Locator Strategy | Matched Attribute in inspect.exe | Example | |------------------------------ |------------------ |---------------------------------------- |-------------- | | FindElementByAccessibilityId | accessibility id | AutomationId | AppNameTitle | | FindElementByClassName | class name | ClassName | TextBlock | | FindElementById | id | RuntimeId (decimal) | 42.333896.3.1 | | FindElementByName | name | Name | Calculator | | FindElementByTagName | tag name | LocalizedControlType (upper camel case) | Text | | FindElementByXPath | xpath | Any | //Button[0] | ## packages/main/src/RPA/Desktop/Windows.py https://github.com/robocorp/rpaframework/blob/master/packages/main/src/RPA/Desktop/Windows.py **Locators** `Locator` is used to identify the element for interaction - usually for a mouse click ... Locators can investigated for application once it has been opened by calling the keyword `get_windows_elements` which can store locator information into JSON file and `screenshot` of the element into an image file. **Identifying locator** The element needs to be identified by a unique method, for example, "Three" for button 3 in the Calculator application. It can be given either as `Three` or `name:Three`. Possible search criterias: - name - class (class_name) - type (control_type) - id (automation_id) - any if none was defined The current method of inspecting elements on Windows is `inspect.exe` which is part of `Windows SDK `_. **Keyboard** The keyword `send_keys` can be used to send keys to the active window. The keyword `type_keys` sends keys to the active window element. Special key codes are documented on `pywinauto `_ documentation page. **FAQ** Q. ... AttributeErro... 3c:o4dc,131:T4c9,I'm recalling that on Win10, taskbar buttons for running apps sit in a "Running applications" toolbar within Shell_TrayWnd, and their control type can vary — Button, SplitButton, or MenuItem — with grouped multi-window buttons likely appearing as SplitButton or MenuItem. The MSAA role ROLE_SYSTEM_BUTTONMENU maps to UIA's MenuItem type, while ROLE_SYSTEM_SPLITBUTTON maps to SplitButton, which explains why both appear in the reference. I'm also noting that clicking a multi-window button on Win10 opens a "Task Switcher" popup exposed in UIA with ListItem children for each window. Looking at the current FindTaskbarButtonAt logic, it only recognizes Button or ListItem control types for the legacy taskbar, meaning grouped buttons exposed as MenuItem or SplitButton would fall through and require walking up to the parent element instead. This seems to precisely explain the user's issue -- if a grouped button's control type isn't matched, the walk-up ends without finding a taskbar container, so no popup ever appears, exactly matching the reported behavior of the list not showing for multi-window icons. I want to confirm this by checking what MSAA role Windows 10 actually assigns to grouped taskbar buttons. 132:T44b9,3c:o44b9,This search summary suggests grouped taskbar items are exposed via UIA as MenuItem or SplitButton, which lines up with the automata-windows code referencing those same control types—so I'm becoming more confident that on Windows 10, grouped taskbar buttons with multiple windows map to ControlType MenuItem. Since the current code only filters for Button or ListItem, this would explain why grouped items are being excluded—that's likely the bug. I'm trying to recall how Windows 7's MSAA roles for taskbar buttons (like ROLE_SYSTEM_BUTTONMENU or ROLE_SYSTEM_BUTTONDROPDOWN) get translated by the UIA MSAA proxy into modern control types, though I'm not fully certain of the exact mapping. Given this uncertainty, the safest fix is probably to broaden the accepted control types to include Button, SplitButton, and MenuItem so grouped taskbar items aren't missed regardless of which role Windows assigns them. Actually a cleaner approach: walk up from the element under the point, checking native window handles -- the task list container itself has the HWND set, but its button children have a native handle of 0. So the button is the first ancestor with a null handle whose parent's handle matches the task list's HWND, which works independent of control type. Beyond that fix, I should also think about other Windows 10 quirks that might break things, like name formatting for grouped buttons ("Chrome - 2 running windows") and how that count gets parsed, plus locale variations in that string. I also wonder whether ElementFromPoint reliably returns the button element itself on Win10, and whether AutomationId is even populated on taskbar buttons versus needing name-based matching instead. And for Chrome profile scenarios with multiple icons, I'm trying to recall how Chrome names windows per-profile via its app user model ID, since that could affect how grouped buttons are labeled and distinguished. So testing "tuan - chrome - 2 running windows" strips to "tuan - chrome" correctly, giving a perfect match score of 100 against itself, but comparing against a generic "google chrome" group name falls through the equality, prefix, and substring checks since neither string contains the other, so it'd have to fall back to token-based matching. Popup creation should work fine, and since input is routed through the LL hook, the native Task Switcher thumbnail window being hidden underneath doesn't matter for capturing mouse events. I'm now wondering whether explorer actually calls SetForegroundWindow on the thumbnail window when a grouped button is clicked with LastActiveClick=0 - that's the behavior I need to verify. Since our LL hook swallows the click before it reaches any window, no thread actually "receives" that last input event, which means foreground lock rules likely still attribute the last input to explorer rather than our process. That's a problem for ForceForegroundWindow working correctly, so I need to think about using AttachThreadInput as a workaround. I should also verify that the hook is posting to the main thread's message window before ActivateGroupItem runs, and that reading the shared popup state from the hook thread is safe enough given it's inherently racy but tolerable here. The main fix I'm circling back to is filtering FindTaskbarButtonAt by control type, since ElementFromPoint might be returning a child element rather than the actual button on Windows 10. On the legacy path, I'm confirming that including ListItem alongside Button probably covers thumbnail/task-switcher items rather than the toolbar buttons themselves, and that when a click lands on empty toolbar space, walking up the tree correctly finds nothing. Adding MenuItem and SplitButton to the accepted control types should let the loop correctly match taskbar buttons that were previously being missed. But I still need to check other taskbar elements — Start, Task View, Search, and tray notification icons all live outside MSTaskListWClass, so the legacy Button/ListItem check won't accidentally match them, which is good. The trickier case is a pinned-but-not-running button: its window count would parse as 0, so the code would then search for a taskbar group with 0 expected windows, but since the app isn't running there's no group to match anyway. Actually there's a subtle edge case — a pinned "Notepad" button that isn't running could accidentally match another running app like "Notepad++" via prefix matching, incorrectly popping up its windows. That's a minor false-positive risk. Also, expected==0 is ambiguous: it could mean truly not running, or it could mean the button's window-count text just didn't parse in a non-English locale even though the app is running, so relying on that count alone is a trade-off I need to accept. I decide a false popup is less harmful than a missing one, so I won't over-engineer the matching threshold. I'm also confirming that UIA's WM_GETOBJECT requests still pass fine through the taskbar hooks, and tracing back to the user's original complaint that the popup for choosing windows never appears — which lines up with this whole investigation. On the hover trigger, that logic also queries UIA after 300ms of cursor stillness and can pop up the list even without a click. That could conflict with the user's request to block thumbnail-style popups, so I lean toward restricting the list to click-only rather than hover, since hover feels too similar to the thumbnail preview behavior they wanted gone. Actually, checking the registry setting for ExtendedUIHoverTime — it's set to a value meaning "never trigger on hover," confirming the original design intent was click-only, with hover disabled by design. That settles it: I'll remove the hover-triggering logic and keep the list purely click-driven. Given the registry intent and the user's explicit desire to block thumbnail previews forever, I'll go click-only rather than hover-triggered. I still need to think through what happens if the user clicks the same grouped button again while the popup is already open — should that close it? Native Explorer likely still spawns a hidden Task Switcher window on click even when the thumbnail popup is suppressed, and that hidden window could remain active in explorer's internal state until it loses focus, which matters when our custom popup swallows the click. I'm also checking whether ThumbBlock's MA_NOACTIVATEANDEAT/HTTRANSPARENT handling at position -32000 could interfere, though it seems fine since the mouse never actually hovers there. The bigger concern now is how ActivateGroupItem and ForceForegroundWindow interact with the active-window state. `LayoutGroupPopup` confirms it uses the taskbar rect at the click point, which checks out. So the real fix belongs in FindTaskbarButtonAt — since I can't test directly, I want to widen the detection logic to be more forgiving, accepting Button, SplitButton, MenuItem, ListItem, and other element types in legacy mode. I'm also thinking about tracking whether the parent element belongs to the MSTaskListWClass toolbar by comparing native window handles while walking up the tree, matching either on the class name or on control type when that parent handle matches. I'm considering whether ElementFromPoint might land on a child element like an image rather than the button itself, since those children could also carry names, complicating the walk-up logic based on parent HWND matching. Writing button detection code... Still walking the UI tree... I'm checking whether the parent's window handle matches the taskbar, or whether the control type is a button, split button, menu item, or list item -- any of these count as a match. If matched, I grab the name, automation ID, and bounds before releasing the parent and stopping the search, but I'm now second-guessing the `!elementHandle` condition since the taskbar list class element itself likely has its own window handle. If a child element like a plain text node under a button doesn't match the control-type check, walking up to its parent button should work since that button's parent handle equals the taskbar handle. I'm also confirming the UIA_HWND type is really just a void pointer, so casting it to HWND via static_cast is valid since HWND itself is a pointer type. On Windows 11, the class name is "Taskbar.TaskListButtonAutomationPeer," and even with ExplorerPatcher restoring the old Windows 10 taskbar, it still uses MSTaskListWClass, so my logic should hold across both. For FindTaskbarGroupWindows, I'm thinking about adding a fallback: if strict matching fails but the button's expected window count is at least two, fall back to accepting it based on count alone. I also want to double check how the hidden Explorer Task Switcher behaves when our popup closes and the user activates a window—it should lose focus and close naturally. Now I need to reconsider the ThumbBlock injection and guard thread, which the current source disabled—I should re-enable custom mode by setting the group list flag, hooking Explorer thumbnails, hiding visible taskbar thumbnails, and restarting the thumbnail guard and click tracking threads in wWinMain. There's also the question of whether to keep the marker that forces a one-time Explorer restart: since restarting Explorer closes all open File Explorer windows, I want to be careful that this only triggers for users who haven't already applied the underlying settings, since DisableTaskbarPreviews only restarts Explorer when a setting actually changes. I'm also weighing whether an Explorer restart is even beneficial here, since it depends on whether the new ThumbBlock DLL is byte-identical to the one already loaded and pinned in the user's Explorer process—if it's the same hash-named file, everything continues working fine without a restart, but if the compiled bytes differ, that changes the calculus. So the restart isn't actually needed. I should remove the NativeTaskbarListVersion marker since it's tied to the native approach I'm reverting, and keeping it would trigger an unnecessary Explorer restart that closes open folder windows. Actually, let me reconsider whether to go with the native Win10 list instead of the custom popup. Looking back at that earlier screenshot, the thumbnail still appeared even after setting TaskbarNoThumbnail=1 via HKCU Policies -- possibly because Explorer wasn't restarted, or the policy key isn't honored on this edition. That uncertainty is why I ended up going down the ThumbBlock injection route to force-hide thumbnails directly. If I switch to the native approach and disable ThumbBlock, thumbnails might reappear if the policy isn't actually effective, which is exactly what the user wants to avoid. The custom popup approach is more deterministic -- once I fix the detection bug, it guarantees no thumbnails plus a list on click, so I'll stick with that. I also want to confirm ThumbBlock and the guard thread reliably hide the native list windows too, which they should since they target all TaskListThumbnailWnd instances with alpha set to zero. I'm checking whether the mouse hook correctly identifies the taskbar host across primary and secondary monitors -- WindowFromPoint should resolve to Shell_TrayWnd or Shell_SecondaryTrayWnd appropriately, and the group menu flag stays clear. Now I'm rewriting the click-handling thread to drop the hover logic and simply wait on the event before running the UI Automation query. Writing thread proc logic... But I'm second-guessing dropping hover entirely, since native Windows 10 behavior shows the thumbnail flyout on hover after a delay, and the goal was to suppress thumbnails permanently -- so removing hover tracking might actually be the right call, but I want to reconsider the tradeoff. Given the user's actual complaints were specifically about clicking to choose a window from a group, not hovering, I'll drop hover handling from the click thread. I could leave the hover field and dead-code branches in ShowTaskbarGroupList intact since they're harmless, but I'd rather clean those out too for clarity, so I'm leaning toward simplifying that logic away entirely. I'm also considering adding toggle behavior: if the user clicks a grouped taskbar button again while its popup is already showing, it should close instead of staying open, matching what I recall of native Windows behavior. This would happen naturally through the existing click-up event flow reaching ShowTaskbarGroupList and detecting a match, then calling DestroyGroupPopup, and it shouldn't introduce meaningful risk from double-clicks or rapid re-clicks. However, I realize this is a UX nicety, not a required fix, so keeping the existing behavior of leaving the popup open on repeat clicks is the lower-risk choice for now. I'm also thinking through cases where FindTaskbarButtonAt might fail because UIA's ElementFromPoint returns the toolbar element itself rather than a child button, which my current handle-matching loop would treat as a failure — so I'm planning a fallback where, if the hit element is the task list toolbar, I enumerate its children and pick the one whose bounding rect contains the point. Writing fallback child-matching logic... This makes the hit-testing robust regardless of control type or depth. I should double check that the bounding rectangle coordinates align with the physical, per-monitor-aware coordinates that the low-level hook provides, since our process is PMv2-aware. I also want to confirm the thread runs in the MTA, which is the recommended apartment for UIA calls. For Windows 11, since the taskbar is XAML-based, the class name check for MSTaskListWClass simply won't be found in the hit chain, so the fallback naturally doesn't apply there. But I'm worried FindTaskbarGroupWindows could still fail on Windows 10 due to a naming mismatch, so I should think about a more robust mapping using the Task Switcher's UIA list items, which are named by window titles when a group exists. With ThumbBlock moving the window offscreen, explorer might still populate those UIA list items, giving an exact window list I could match by title to HWNDs -- a solid but complex, timing-dependent approach I'll set aside for now. A simpler fallback: if name/ID matching isn't confident enough but there's a unique group matching the expected window count, just pick that group. I'm also mapping out where the button's display name actually comes from on Windows 10 -- pinned shortcut name, RelaunchDisplayNameResource, or the exe's FileDescription -- so my candidate name list should include the file's version info, the exe filename, matched pinned shortcuts, and the window's own display name. I'm now checking that both explicit-AUMID and implicit-AUMID pinned apps get properly matched into the candidate names, plus accounting for title-based fuzzy matching with a small penalty. Chrome's regular windows grouping under one button versus PWA windows under separate AUMIDs seems handled correctly. I'm also confirming the switcher candidate filter correctly excludes owned/tool/cloaked windows while still including minimized ones, and that multi-monitor taskbar filtering by "window's own monitor" setting is accounted for -- these all look fine, so I'm moving on to check popup placement and activation handling next. Now I'm tracing the popup auto-close timer logic: when a click opens the group popup, the code checks if the cursor is within a defined zone (anchor button + popup area) and only starts a 350-650ms countdown to destroy the popup once the cursor leaves that zone entirely. I'm worried this diverges from native Windows behavior, where click-triggered popups stay open until an explicit outside click, so there's a risk that a diagonal mouse path between the button and popup could momentarily exit the zone and trigger an unwanted early close. it more lenient for click mode, maybe around 1500ms outside the taskbar and popup zone, so the user has time to move the mouse across without accidentally closing it, and I'll avoid closing it at all while hovering over the taskbar itself. Actually, since the existing auto-close logic was built for hover mode, I don't want aggressive auto-closing for click mode. I'll just settle on a flat 1000ms limit, reasoning that the bigger risk is the popup not appearing at all, so keeping it open until an explicit outside click is safer. I could remove the timer-based close entirely and rely instead on outside clicks, Esc, or selection to dismiss it, plus closing when the foreground window changes, like on alt-tab. Adding Esc support means touching the keyboard hook, which adds complexity, so I'm weighing whether tracking foreground window changes is a simpler alternative. Actually, the simplest robust fix is to keep a time-based close but make it lenient, using a single constant like 1200ms instead of the old taskbar-dependent 350/650 split — since if the user clicks another taskbar button, the low-level hook already closes the current popup on that click anyway. Clicking the same button that opened the group popup should just keep it open. As for the explorer's own hidden Task Switcher after a click, since low-level hooks see input before capture routing, our popup still gets hover/click events fine even if explorer captures the mouse — the open question is whether that hidden Task Switcher window stays open or closes on its own once we activate a window and focus shifts away from it. Let me check the TaskbarClickResult struct and its surrounding code around that section. 3c:o9,133:T9aa,3c:o9aa,The switcher's taskbar order code grabs children of the task list element using an unfiltered condition, confirming that "direct child of the task list element" is the right robust criterion. I'll apply the same pattern in FindTaskbarButtonAt for the legacy task list — enumerate its children and pick the one whose bounding rect contains the point, avoiding reliance on Element... Writing helper functions to read button metadata... I'm iterating through each button element, releasing them, then cleaning up the condition and root element before returning whether a match was found. I'm also considering that using FindAllBuildCache to fetch bounding rectangle, name, and automation ID together in one cross-process call would be more efficient than calling get_CurrentBoundingRectangle separately for each element. Now I'm sketching the main lookup function, which walks up the window hierarchy from a hit-test point to locate the taskbar's task list window by class name. Falling back to using UI Automation, I walk the element tree from the point of interest up to ten levels deep, checking each element's class name, control type, and native window handle to identify the taskbar button. I need to make sure I'm reading live "current" property values rather than cached ones here, and I'm double-checking the return type for the native window handle so the walk-up logic works correctly. I also need to verify these control type constants exist in the mingw headers Zig relies on, and confirm the Win11 XAML taskbar path still works fine with ElementFromPoint and the class name check. Now I'm thinking about removing the hover-related logic from the thread proc entirely. Next I want to confirm the Win10 button name format matches what ParseButtonWindowCount expects, then trace through how FindTaskbarGroupWindows handles automation IDs for MSTaskListWClass children on Win10, since those might come back empty or unexpectedly formatted. I'm also reconsidering the LL mouse hook's TrackTaskbarClick logic around drag distance and taskbar host checks, and wondering if the hook itself could silently time out and get removed by Windows if event processing takes too long — that would explain missing click events entirely. The hook's per-event work looks fast enough (cached image path lookups, quick window checks), but I should verify the hook thread's own message loop doesn't block on anything else, so I'll check the input hook thread setup code. 3c:oa,134:T1bb0,3c:o1bb0,Even though the input hook thread runs with high priority, I notice WindowFromPoint inside the LL hook callback can trigger a synchronous WM_NCHITTEST message to another thread's window—if that thread is hung, the hook callback itself blocks on this cross-thread call. Also worth checking IsTaskViewWindow and similar helper calls. Then I'm considering that ShowTaskbarGroupList runs entirely on the main thread — enumerating windows, fetching property stores, cached file version info and pinned shortcuts, and icon lookups via timed SendMessage calls — which could add up to a few hundred milliseconds but should still be tolerable. SHGetPropertyStoreForWindow itself just reads window properties so it shouldn't be a bottleneck, and COM is properly initialized as STA on the main thread, so that's not the issue either. I want to trace what happens if explorer's Task Switcher pops up while our group popup is showing — that would fire EVENT_OBJECT_SHOW and EVENT_SYSTEM_FOREGROUND through our window event handler, but those paths just suppress thumbnails or remember recent windows without touching the popup itself, so there's no conflict there. The WatchGroupPopup timer running every 60ms handles cleanup of invalid windows and cursor position checks independently. The low-level mouse hook closes the popup on left-click outside its zone, and on right-click anywhere outside the popup rect too, so right-clicking a taskbar button naturally dismisses it. I'm fairly confident this handles the core issue, though I want to verify my assumption about what ElementFromPoint returns for grouped buttons on Windows 10 — even if it returns a plain Button rather than MenuItem or SplitButton, my FindAll-based enumeration should still catch it since it doesn't depend on the specific control type. Checking the legacy tasklist detection logic, I confirm that calling WindowFromPoint from the click-handling thread against a grouped button on Win10 correctly resolves to MSTaskListWClass, so the legacy path triggers as expected. Walking up the element tree when a grouped MenuItem doesn't match reveals it climbs through the "Running applications" toolbar, then the tasklist pane, rebar, tray, and desktop without ever finding a match — this confirms the bug for the MenuItem/SplitButton case, whereas single-window buttons (plain Button elements) do match correctly. I'm also considering whether pinned-but-not-running items behave as Button type on Win10, and verifying that the running app buttons are indeed direct children of the "Running applications" toolbar so my FindAll(TreeScope_Children) call against that toolbar handle would pick them up correctly. Both MSTaskSwWClass and MSTaskListWClass share the "Running applications" window text, so my approach mirrors the existing QueryTaskbarButtons logic of trying Children first, falling back to Descendants when nothing matches. For that fallback, I'm refining the selection to prefer the smallest-area element among candidates whose rect contains the point and has a non-empty name, since containers could otherwise get picked over the actual button. On the thumbnail-hiding side, the fix should keep the native Task Switcher suppressed via the existing guard mechanism, and I want to drop the stale NativeTaskbarListVersion marker line since it's harmless if it was never written. I also need to restore StartThumbnailGuard() and StartTaskbarClickTracking() in wWinMain, though I'm weighing whether to keep the original fatal exit-on-failure behavior or just let it continue silently instead. Since the user wants no comment lines, I'll restore wWinMain's startup sequence in its original order: thumbnail guard first, then tray icon, preview policy enforcement, group mode update, and click tracking. Writing startup sequence... I'm keeping the gating checks harmless since the guard thread sweeps every 50ms regardless of when the flag gets set, and I should double-check whether the ThumbBlock DLL resource is still embedded via the rc file. For the click thread, I'll drop the hover behavior but keep the toggle-to-reopen logic. For auto-close timing in WatchGroupPopup, I considered loosening the delays but decided to just keep the original 650ms/350ms timing split between taskbar and elsewhere rather than overcomplicating it. 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