Request accepted! No specific date I can give, but this is one of the next options we plan to add to Bins after this month’s upcoming feature-filled update. (This feature is not in the 1.0 update.)

With this new option, when clicking a Bin you’ll be able to choose between launching the primary icon, launching all icons in the Bin, launching the mini-icon directly under the cursor, or just opening/closing the Bin.

Good news! This feature has been added :) (Screenshot: http://bit.ly/uymGgG)

A variety of options are now available for what icon shows when.
Interested in hearing feedback once it’s available – thanks!

Good news! This has been added. (Screenshot: http://bit.ly/u0I2dr)

Considering adding an option to only show labels on links to files / etc, but now that I have labels on all the time (and don’t seem to mind them like I thought I would), going to wait to see what everyone thinks once its available.

We’ve added an option to Bins to switch into low-memory mode, intended for use on systems with very little memory. This mode may slightly impact the program’s responsiveness, but overall you should be good.

In the upcoming January update, you can find this setting in the “More Tweaks” area of “Taskbar Powerups”.

Request accepted! This feature may not make the upcoming near-term release, but we are now planning to add options to a future update for what happens when you click on a Bin.

You’ll be able to choose between launching the primary icon, launching all icons in the bin, launching the mini-icon directly under the cursor, or just opening/closing the bin.

Good news! Ability to adjust the transparency has been added. :) (Screenshot: http://bit.ly/uymGgG)

Support for directory binning will be considered. Thanks for the suggestion

No update yet sorry. Will be posting here once ready but haven’t been able to take a look yet. Hang tight! For reference, the main item here is actually getting Bins to load up with explorer ; from what I’ve tested so far the code product works just fine once loaded, other than a few tweaks I need to make for detecting taskbar elements.

By the way, while updating Bins to fix compatibility with the 3rd party product DisplayFusion I had to have Bins not-really-running for almost a week – so I understand your pain!

Thanks

Request accepted! This feature may not make the upcoming near-term release, but we are now planning to add options to a future update for what happens when you click on a Bin.

You’ll be able to choose between launching the primary icon, launching all icons in the bin, launching the mini-icon directly under the cursor, or just opening/closing the bin.

Hi all. Working with the people at DisplayFusion right at this very moment :) Haven’t yet been able to solve the problem, but we’re working at it. Thanks!

UPDATE! Still working at it, but may have a fix. If anyone would like to try http://oneup.blob.core.windows.net/storage/Installers/BinsSetup224.exe (you’ll need to reboot after the update for it to have effect) feel free. Otherwise sit tight and we’ll let you know when it’s fixed for sure. Thanks!

Thanks for the suggestion. We’ll keep our eye on this one and see how it fits when customization gets more focus.

Thanks for the suggestion. We are always optimizing and the each build should work better for you.

Hi smnbss. Thanks and I actually have talked to the ultramon guys! Actually it’s just one gentleman doing development I believe; his name is Christian. Unfortunately our chat wasn’t around integrating our technologies as this would take an incredible amount of work, but if the idea really takes off then you never know :) Thanks for the suggestion.

Good news! We’re adding them to the next version of Bins. You’ll be able to add them to the taskbar in the Taskbar Powerups area of the new settings screen, and then drag them into a Bin if you so choose.

Good news, this feature has been added to the next update of Bins coming in January.

For now the option is to put a star on the primary icon, but open to other thoughts for future updates!