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Modified 5 years, 9 months ago. Viewed 1k times. Improve this question. Marty Marty 11 3 3 bronze badges. Also, as it is not intuitive, is there any way of determining which file belongs to which jump list? Add a comment. Sorted by: Reset to default. I am a Microsoft Windows 10 taskbar person.

In a nutshell, a taskbar person—and there are more of us than you might think—uses the Windows 10 taskbar as their primary source of navigation on the desktop. Taskbar people tend to have very few shortcut icons on their desktop and instead rely on the ability to right-click icons on the taskbar and use the jump list that is subsequently displayed to load applications or specific websites. The most annoying of these changes have been applied to web browsers.

Until recently, taskbar people would attach websites to their web browser icons on the taskbar and forego the favorites list contained in the application. The good news for taskbar people is that your well-crafted list of jump list links is not gone—they have just been moved to a new location on the Start Menu.

To clarify what we mean by Windows 10 taskbar jump lists, check out Figure A. That long list of links displayed when you right-click the Word icon in the taskbar is called a jump list. This article, Windows 10 hack: How to beef up your jump lists to show more pinned items , explains how to edit the Windows Registry file to expand that list. Figure A. Word, Excel, and the rest of the Office applications still support the taskbar jump list feature, but the behavior has been modified for web browsers like Chrome and Edge.

After the most recent Windows 10 Update, previously existing jump lists are no longer displayed when you right-click on their respective icons located on the taskbar Figure B. In Chrome, for example, the old taskbar jump list can now be found by opening the Start Menu and right clicking the Chrome tile located there Figure C. Before the Windows 10 Update, you could drag a website shortcut to the Chrome or Edge icon located on the Windows 10 taskbar and the system would add that link to your jump list—that behavior has been lost.

Now, to add items to your web browser jump list on the Windows 10 taskbar, you have to pin an item already listed on the most visited or recently closed list. This change in the Windows 10 taskbar behavior strikes me as odd. Versions History Version 1. When it’s turned on, you can type a string in the text-box added under the toolbar and JumpListsView will instantly filter the table, showing only items that contain the string you typed. Version 1. Added ‘File Extension’ column.

Added ‘Jump lists Filename’ and ‘Computer Name’ columns. In order to start using it, simply run the executable file – JumpListsView. It means that if you see 2 records with the same Application ID, then both files were opened by the same application.

 
 

 

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Right-click on an opened program on Taskbar to check if the jump lists now appear. You can also enable jump lists through the Registry Editor. 2. The Jump Lists items are located in the hidden folder AppData. Open a Run window (Windows Logo key+R), type %Appdata%\Microsoft\Windows\.