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alexmercerind / windows_taskbar

Flutter library serving utilities related to Windows taskbar.
MIT License
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ThumbnailToolbarButton does not appear after explorer.exe restart. #8

Closed f-ever closed 2 years ago

f-ever commented 2 years ago

ThumbnailToolbarButton does not appear after explorer.exe restart.

Flutter (Channel stable, 2.10.3, on Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.22579.100], locale zh-CN)
windows_taskbar: ^1.1.0+1
alexmercerind commented 2 years ago

Should you report it to me or Microsoft?

f-ever commented 2 years ago

Should you report it to me or Microsoft?

Other applications that use this feature do not have similar problems.

alexmercerind commented 2 years ago

Should you report it to me or Microsoft?

Other applications that use this feature do not have similar problems.

Examples...

f-ever commented 2 years ago

Should you report it to me or Microsoft?

Other applications that use this feature do not have similar problems.

Examples...

iTunes, PotPlayer

alexmercerind commented 2 years ago

electron.js has same behavior as windows_taskbar. Feel free to raise the pull request implementing required behavior.

f-ever commented 2 years ago

Problem solved, I remove windows_taskbar from pubspec.yaml, this lib doesn't work in many cases, so it might be better to remove it.

alexmercerind commented 2 years ago

An open-source project published openly expects community fixes & not angry reports. It simply exposes ITaskbarList3 interface to Flutter & it is the intended behavior.

Either-way this plugin was made for my personal projects/applications (where it's working greatly) & decided to share it publicly here for no reason, not for completing anyone's job or duty.

I, as owner of this codebase, don't earn any profit, money, a single penny or reward by replying in these issue threads or even sharing this publicly. You haven't even starred the repo, why would this project need you.

windows_taskbar is published under MIT license, and comes with NO WARRANTY, don't blame it if you didn't pay for it. Contributing however, will ensure that you support the project's growth/stability (because it helped you implement a feature in your production app) & help future users of library aswell by being part of it. Thus, it's NOT my responsibility to fix these issues, but everyone using it.

Why would I care anyway? Don't use my code & waste your 3-5 hours writing from scratch. ;)

Mind reading the full-license paragraph before using windows_taskbar in your app, here. Thanks. Have a great day.