Seconds with Bins to play win7 taskbar

The characteristics of Bins can be summed up in two words. —— grouping, in fact, Bins solves the problem of insufficient space by grouping the icons on the taskbar.
For example, when we installed Bins, there is actually no obvious change in the taskbar. However, if you drag an icon (which can be either a taskbar icon or a desktop icon) onto another icon, you will find a transparent group box on the original target icon.
This icon will be combined with the previous icon to form a "Bins group", and the taskbar will replace the previous one with a combination icon.
The startup of the grouping program is no different from the normal software. Hover the mouse over the combination icon to activate the grouping bar, and click directly to start the corresponding program.
Of course, you can also choose to right-click the icon to perform a quick removal, or drag and drop directly onto the Win7 taskbar to separate it from the Bins group.
So how many icons can such a Bins group hold? I have not done any careful statistics, but it is still very eye-catching, at least it should be no problem to meet the general application.
It is worth mentioning that Bins did not cut the original Win7 effects because of the increase in functionality.
From the perspective of the author's actual measurement, including the download progress display, program thumbnails, right-click Jumplist menu, etc., the “superior activity” of the super task bar can be found here.
In addition, the operating habits have all followed the Win7 design, and it doesn't make people feel anything. “Also”, like many tools of the same type, Bins also brings us some accessory features.
For example, right-clicking on a program and setting it to “Primary icon of Bin” (the main program), you can click the combination button to directly activate the “Main Program” effect, check ““Settings”→ “Extras”→“Enable pinning files/folders onto the taskbar” panel, to achieve common file and grouping support for common folders and so on.