This only happens with a couple programs in the tray. After right-clicking the icon, something is centering and [Win11] padding the menu (see attached .gif).

Has only become an issue because ShareX has a toggleable toolbar -- when toggled from a multi-monitor taskbar, will move from its previous saved location and do the aforementioned (center on icon + Windows 11 padding).

Is there a way to disable this behavior?

On the same topic, moving the Start button on a multi-monitor taskbar doesn't move the Start menu. e.g. The menu opens at the bottom left of the screen when the button is set to Middle.

Attached file.


- Logitech G HUB
Its normal (primary monitor) behavior aligns to the bottom right corner (rather than mouse relative corner). It looks like it draws it's own menu which looks like a W10 menu, with the acrylic transparency.

- ExpressVPN
As shown in gif. Also doesn't look native (as in W11 rounded corners) but the old Windows menu with square corners.

- ShareX
The normal menu behaves the same when right clicked on a DF taskbar and primary (W11) taskbar. It's only the "Actions Toolbar" when toggled on a DF taskbar that follows the irregularity. Looks like a custom menu similar to DF menu that inherits Light/Dark settings, uses its own font, drawn with square corners.

Does the same after I'd killed all Start11 processes and stopped the service. Though even after doing so, it seems like Start11 is still active (I still see the Start11 menu when pressing the start button). So I couldn't be sure if there is a conflict.

I do want to mention I have DF as the only program handling multiple taskbars. I have it disabled within W11 and Start11 (Start11 Settings > Taskbar > Let Start11 enhance the taskbar: Off).

Additionally, when pressing the Windows key. Is the start menu supposed to open on the active monitor or monitor which the mouse cursor is on? For me, the Windows key exclusively opens the menu on the primary monitor. I don't think it behaved this way when I was previously on W10+DF+Start10.