Add "Last Active Click" Taskbar Option #280
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Hiya - this PR adds the ability to enable the "Last Active Click" behavior for the taskbar. It allows you quickly switch focus between multiple active windows from the same application by repeatedly clicking on the application's icon. I've added appropriate regfiles to enable this feature, undo it, and enable it in
sysprepmode. I've tested this locally on my machine and all seems to be working great.Here are a few screen recordings showing what I'm referring to:
Before Enabling 'Last Active Click'
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After Enabling 'Last Active Click'
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Let me know if there's anything I missed or if I can update/improve something. One thing I'm unsure about is the minimum version to enforce for this feature. I know this has been around at least since Windows 10, but how far back, I'm unsure...