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Increase Jump List Items in Windows 10?

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i dont get what you mean with "jump list items"

after a google search, i think you mean these arrows next to programs in the start menu, and those can come back using classic shell

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i dont get what you mean with "jump list items"

after a google search, i think you mean these arrows next to programs in the start menu, and those can come back using classic shell

When you right-click an app in taskbar and it brings up this window https://gyazo.com/10f5fa42448f02b36554ddbe4564f6d0

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dont think it is possible.

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That's what it looks like. I sent feedback to MS

Yes. In Windows 8.1, you could right click the task bar > Properties > Jump Lists tab > change number of items shown.

Why they would take it out, I have no idea.

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Yes. In Windows 8.1, you could right click the task bar > Properties > Jump Lists tab > change number of items shown.

Why they would take it out, I have no idea.

I'm sure they just made a mistake. Even though it is MS, it is always possible someone forgot about it :D

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They probably forgot.

They removed the options when they put more of it in the Settings panel, and some features were not available in the build as they re work them (probably so that it doesn't crash), and forgot to put it back.

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