Magical JumpList Launcher Super Right-click Tool

and Bins focus on the different groups of icons, Jumplist Launcher is a series of features different personalities of files, folders, all summarized into the same menu, imitation Jumplist to solve the problem of insufficient space on the task bar.

Like Bins, Jumplist Launcher also supports convenient mouse drag-and-drop additions. Once you have opened the JumpList Launcher interface, you can complete the icon addition by dragging and dropping the program you want to add.

However, compared to a little more trouble is that the added good icon will be the software according to the program name automatically named, not everyone familiar with the "software nickname" (such as the Sogou browser recognized as "Sogouexplorer", will be identified as "Mymoneymaster").

So here is one more step, by manually clicking on each program, the name of the change back (after the modification, you need to click "Save Changes" to save it).

The modified appearance, although much stronger than the beginning, but still makes people feel cluttered, because the program and files, folders completely mixed together, the slightest disorganized.

Of course, the solution is simple, click "Add Group" in the lower left corner of the interface to add some groups, and then according to the type of the icon for each of these groups named (double-click directly modify) it is OK.

With the group after the next thing is much better, directly drag the different icons under the group.

At this time in front of us, is a prototype of the right-click menu!

Once this is done, we can click on the "Update Jumplist" button in the lower right corner to generate the menu item and right-click on the Jumplist Launcher icon on the taskbar → "Lock this program to taskbar" to complete the lock of the icon.

After all this, we can safely close the Jumplist Launcher, so the right-click menu is done!

Note: In fact Jumplist Launcher also support multi-menu work at the same time, but because the icon is not different, the difference is a bit troublesome. So here is no longer detailed, interested users may wish to try their own!