|Power Toys

[jameswesthead]

I know that this isn't really a Windows 11 topic, but I would not have tried to use Power Toys if it had not been for the Windows 11 Start Menu redesign. I used the Start menu extensively in Windows 10, and have 73 small tiles (which are shortcut icons, in practice) that I use to access apps and web-sites. The Start menu in 11 allows me to do this, but does not allow me to display all 73 tiles without having to scroll or search. I thought of using Power Toys Run to access the apps and web-sites, but whilst it will list the shortcuts to apps, it will not list the shortcuts to web-sites, presumaly because they are .url files rather than .exe or .bat files. Has anyone who has used Power Toys tried to do this?

 

[HenryTheTwelfth]

I do use PowerToys, but I never use URL shortcuts. Sorry. (Only use bookmarks). I do second that PowerToys are very useful, though.