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redcantelopeJun 25th 2009 3:09PM
I love jump lists as much as the next guy, but I have as yet to see anyone else comment on how most of the jump list functionally has been available in the system tray (just not as user configurable) for years?
Actually, isn't the entire new taskbar just a system tray with larger icons and window switch capabilities?!
master811Jun 27th 2009 9:45AM
There's a big difference though is that jump lists are dynamic (i.e. they'll show the most recently opened files), I've not seen anything like that on any system tray icons