A jump list is the menu that opens when you right-click on a taskbar icon. But did you know you can also access this menu with the left mouse button? Just hold the left mouse button and dragging upwards. Laptop users without an external mouse will find this most useful, as it makes accessing the [...]
Get easy access to recent Zip files, jobs, and WinZip commands with Windows 7 Jump List support. View full post
Learn an easy-to-use mouse gesture that will help you access your taskbar jumplists. View full post
Jumplist Launcher is a free portable tool for Windows 7 that allows you to add your favorite programs in a single jumplist so that they can become easily accessible. You can add up to 60 jumplist-items and they can be categorized into self-defined groups easily. Here is how it works, extract the zip archive, run [...]
Firefox 4 beta which was released yesterday has many new features and one of them is the support for Windows 7 taskbar jumplist. From the jumplist, you can open new Firefox tab, new session and also private browsing. View full post
One of Windows 7′s niftier features is Jumplists, which offer a variety of pre-determined actions that can be taken when you right-click an icon in the new, redesigned Taskbar. Jumplist-Launcher attempts to power up that feature. With Jumplist-Launcher, you will be able to create a custom Jumplist on the Taskbar. You’ll be able to launch [...]
When you place your pointer over a program e.g. Word or Windows Media Player on the Windows 7 Start Menu a Jump List of recent Word files or Media Player tunes is listed. You can click on any individual document to open it or individual tune to play it. View full post
Windows 7 introduces Jump Lists as one of the many enhancements to the Windows Taskbar. And Windows Media Player takes advantage of this feature for quick access to your digital media. View full post
The latest developer build of Google Chrome gets Jumplist support in Windows 7 – and that too against all my expectations. I was hoping that the recently released Firefox 3.6 Alpha 1 would have Jumplists support before any other browser like Google Chrome, Opera or Safari – but I guess I was asking for too [...]
One of the nice feature in windows 7 is the recent file list shown when right clicked-on the task bar. But some may not want this. I don’t know whether I am correct or not, But I feel it slows down start-up of applications a bit. “View full post
