Each version is tailored for specific Windows version to be able to address weaknesses of each Windows release and gain strength with targeted features and clean user experience. I know there must be someone who can relate to this and I hope that maybe these features come in a future update (I know not from windows cuz they dumb like that). StartIsBack is actively developed - you can get StartIsBack for Windows 8, StartIsBack+ for Windows 8.1, StartIsBack++ for Windows 10, StartAllBack for Windows 11. I know Start11 has a setting that has it actually use the search from windows 11 but doesn't allow you to move your taskbar around and have the whole right-click menu for it back. Which StartAllBack does not use unless you enable it in their settings and then you actually have to press "See more results" to get the windows 11 search menu. If you're like me and actually really liked this and want to move the taskbar around too then StartAllBack isn't the one for this (yet?) But let's hope it will.Īlso one other thing I actually really like is the new search engine. But StartAllBack doesn't allow all of them to be centered (like the start button is still on the left and everything). I actually like to have all the icons on th taskbar centered like some of you. Then select taskbar and start button styles separately. Can I use StartIsBack without start menu, just for skinning / jump list / awesomeness Yes.
StartAllBack fixes (most) of those things. Either right-click Start button and click 'Properties' or right-click opened Start Menu itself and choose 'Properties' context menu item. However, according to its Tranco rating, it already attracts a lot of traffic. Perhaps most importantly, it has better performance than the default Start menu implementation since it uses fewer resources.As most of us probably know windows 11 has removed a lot of good things about the previous versions. This site is still quite young (less than one year old). It also restores some classic applets in the Control Panel, including old-style personalization options, and some options that have been moved to the Settings app in Windows Insider builds. It's built from the ground up for Windows 11, and in addition to replacing the Start menu, it can revert changes to File Explorer and more.
StartAllBack is a Start menu replacement that debuted last September as a new version of StartIsBack. These are all things that Microsoft didn't update yet, so it's great to see a third-party tool step up to fix those issues. This is all on top of other parts of Windows 11 that were already available in dark mode thanks to StartAllBack, including the Run dialog and other Windows dialogs such as error and warning messages.
Additionally, the file transfer dialog in Windows 11 has also been updated to support dark mode now, bringing that much more consistency to the experience.
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