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Allow for Configuration of what is displayed for Shortcut Guide #235

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martinzugec opened this issue Sep 6, 2019 · 3 comments
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I am frequently using keyboard shortcuts and very familiar with them (muscle memory), however I really like shortcut guide for display numbers overlay for icons in the taskbar. Right now, shortcut guide is too slow to display (default settings) and very disrupting for my work (part time dev).

I would like to ask for either adding an option of "Lite" mode (display only numbers overlay, but not the remaining info) or adding an option to Settings to choose which shortcuts should be displayed after pressing Start.

@enricogior enricogior added Idea-Enhancement New feature or request on an existing product Product-Shortcut Guide Refers to the Shortcut Guide PowerToy labels Sep 6, 2019
@crutkas crutkas changed the title Shortcut Guide "Lite" Allow for Configuration of what is displayed for Shortcut Guide Dec 6, 2019
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crutkas commented Dec 6, 2019

#179 has tracking list of possible shortcuts, this will be the tracking item for "making stuff configurable"

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crutkas commented Dec 9, 2019

I feel like this is part of #154. Lets track there.

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crutkas commented Jun 16, 2020

Hello everyone, in issue #890, i just posted a possible adjustment for the UX. This would allow us to have more contextual shortcuts while reducing overload.

we'd love your thoughts

davidegiacometti pushed a commit to davidegiacometti/PowerToys that referenced this issue Jan 26, 2025
When we changed icons to be a pair of IconData in an IconInfo, I forgot this type check.
Oops. Now it works again.

Originally in microsoft#265 
Regressed in microsoft#286 

(targets microsoft#308, which targets microsoft#299)

`IconData` and `IconInfo` are unfortunately, not trivially marshallable into the host process. This creates a collection of cases where an app can crash and take the host down, because we'll try to inquire something about the icon. 

It broke reloading when an extension crashed. 
It broke backing out of a crashed extension. 


Previously: microsoft#218 
Closes microsoft#235
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