StartAllBack - Where’d that Come From?

Start All Back:
Proper 11 = 1
Enhanced Start = 1
(ShareX auto-selected just that left area - there would be folders etc on the right)

Any idea how StartAllBack selects/ decides what shorctus to place there?
E.g. Telegram down to Paint.Net.

I presume it's like Win 10? That's good if I know how Win 10 does it. I don't.

I mean, those aren't apps I generally use. I'd go with that menu to switch it up awhile, but why the seemingly random selection of apps?

Correction. I guess some of them are regulars. But some of my most used aren't present, while some rarely used are. It makes sense if it's not scanning alternate program locations. Which, why would it. But, I'm pretty sure I have shortcuts to any such apps in the %AppData%\...\StartMenu

The developer of this program's design determines what goes where.

You should be able to grab an item from the list with your left mousebutton and drag it to the desired position. On my testsystem I could easily do that:



Dragged 'Rekenmachine' and 'Kladblok' to the far lowest position:



And remove a shortcut can be done by the right mouse click "delete from this list".

I myself am on Start11 now for my main system, but I have been using StartAllBack for about half a year. It is not a bad app, but I had some issues with compatibility when MS updates windows.