Options don't show up for metro style apps.

[joe-muller]

Hi

The context menus for Win 10 metro apps (e.g. Edge, Calculator) don't show the added options, is there any chance of adding this in?

Cheers!

[navossoc]

To be honest, I don't know if that is possible.
As far I know, the Win32 applications doesn't "talks" with the Universal (store) applications.

I'll look into it too.

[vitaminj]

Workaround: they show up if you shift-right-click on the taskbar button

[SlyAceZeta]

Workaround: they show up if you shift-right-click on the taskbar button

YES, thank you! This allows MenuTools to even work for programs that don't have menu bars like Firefox or Steam. This still works as of Windows 10 v1909 and MenuTools 1.0.2. Thank you so much!!

[Darthagnon]

Workaround and regular doesn't work for Process Hacker

[fade2gray]

Was searching for a method to minimize VirtualBox VMs to the tray and found this post which led me here.

... I then tried MenuTools ..., and it DOES work ...
... But it doesn't work for Firefox ...

Well, it does work for Firefox as outlined by @vitaminj , but I can't get it to work for VMs.

Does anyone know of a method that works with VMs?

Thanks

[ayunami2000]

You can hold shift and right click the icon in the taskbar:

[fade2gray]

@ayunami2000

The Menu Tools options are not shown for VirtualBox virtual machine taskbar icons when using Shift+RightClick.

[ayunami2000]

Perhaps try shift+right clicking the main virtualbox window? Maybe it'll affect all virtualbox windows. (just a guess though) My guess is that virtualbox has a custom handler for that and replaces it with only the default menu. When right clicking the title bar of metro apps, it shows a similar menu. Perhaps there's a second version of the menu, and MenuTools only adds to one of them?

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[fade2gray]

@ayunami2000 I've tried every method I can without luck.

[navossoc]

Do people still use this? 😕

Let me know, do you guys think we should create a new issue here on github to "brainstorm" a new version of this program with a few enhancements and bug fixes?

I would like to see some ideas first to start planning ahead.

[joe-muller]

I use the Alway on Top feature daily, super nifty

[fade2gray]

@navossoc

I found MT when looking for an app to implement a long time feature request of VirtualBox to be able to minimize VMs to the tray.

MT v1.0.2 will not minimize VMs for me in Windows 10, but v1.0.1 will with the caveat that it won't autorun at logon and prompts for UAC permission when run manually - my workaround for this is to...

1. Install MT v1.0.2.
2. Copy and save C:\Program Files\MenuTools\helper.exe.
3. Export the MenuToools Task Schedule.
4. Uninstall MT v1.0.2 and install v1.0.1.
5. Copy the missing helper.exe to C:\Program Files\MenuTools.
6. Import the MenuToools Task Schedule.

So, if you could fix that in v1.0.3 I'd be very grateful 👍

[facboy]

@fade2gray

it's very odd, at first glance it doesn't look like there are any changes that would cause it not to work with VirtualBox. i tried building 1.0.1 locally and that didn't seem to work with VirtualBox either, though perhaps I didn't rebuild it properly after building 1.0.2.