I was doing a bit of gaming last night and wanted window-less 1440p on my 49" 32:9 monitor with 2:1/2/3 splits. I set the Windows taskbar to autohide, and it did. But to my surprise neither of the DF taskbars hid when the Windows one slid up and off the screen.

Ooh, I like that you open Explorer to the directory when you export debug info! Well done!

Oooh! I like that you can tie it to show/hide with the Windows taskbar, as that is the functionality I was looking for in the first place!

This app truly is an example of the phrase "With a great feature set comes great complexity"! There is a lot of "where's my cheese - or wait, do I even have that cheese?" going on constantly! LOL

I have a glitch with this mechanism. I had windows taskbar set to autohide, then turned on "autohide, show with windows taskbar" for DF's taskbars. They started hiding and showing all as a unit.

HOWEVER, when I then disabled autohide on the windows taskbar, DF's taskbars continued to stay hidden unless I moved the mouse up to make them slide into view. I think this is a flaw. "autohide, show with windows taskbar" should do just that - i.e. if windows taskbar is set to NEVER autohide, then DF's taskbars should also ALWAYS remain in view. This should be a simple bit of logic to implement, since it is just checking a value and setting a flag.