Solved MSFT Taskbar Jump Lists - How to Remove

[Liquidfusion]

After pinning Vivaldi to either start or taskbar WIN 10, when I right click the Vivaldi Icon, I get a list of recent pinned URLs - how can I remove this recent list?

[Liquidfusion]

Hi - very cool to have the speed dials listed. How did you do that?
I have recent files listed instead.

It's a MSFT thing - Jump Lists | Win 10
Removed the Jump Lists!!! Turned OFF Show recently opened items in Jump Lists on Start or the Taskbar *****

Jump Lists

• Right Click Taskbar
• Left Click Taskbar Settings
• Left Vertical Panel - Click Start
• Turn OFF / On - Show recently opened items in Jump Lists on Start or the Taskbar and in File Explorer Quick Access

Taskbar "Jump List" - without Recent File List *****

[Pathduck]

@Liquidfusion Hi, do you mean the Speed Dials?

I've never seen Vivaldi add any pinned tabs to this list.

Do you have a screenshot?

[Liquidfusion]

Hi - very cool to have the speed dials listed. How did you do that?
I have recent files listed instead.

It's a MSFT thing - Jump Lists | Win 10
Removed the Jump Lists!!! Turned OFF Show recently opened items in Jump Lists on Start or the Taskbar *****

Jump Lists

• Right Click Taskbar
• Left Click Taskbar Settings
• Left Vertical Panel - Click Start
• Turn OFF / On - Show recently opened items in Jump Lists on Start or the Taskbar and in File Explorer Quick Access

Taskbar "Jump List" - without Recent File List *****

[Pesala]

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[Pathduck]

@Liquidfusion said in MSFT Taskbar Jump Lists - How to Remove:

Hi - very cool to have the speed dials listed. How did you do that?

I believe this is the default for Vivaldi installs. If it doesn't show for you I suggest a reinstall (without cleaning user data).

Some cleaner programs (CCleaner etc) will purge the folder used for this Windows feature and that might break the jumplists.
%userprofile%\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Recent
From what I understand the Automatic/CustomDestination folders are used for the custom jumplists, if deleted it will probably just show recent files.

See:
https://dfir.pubpub.org/pub/wfuxlu9v/release/1#:~:text=Jump Lists are stored in sub-folders of the user’s Recent folder