Since I only really use right-click context menus on the taskbar icons regularly for a few applications, I cannot say how many applications are affected. I typically use right-click on the taskbar icon for Windows File Explorer and Steam. I noticed that after updating displayfusion, right-clicking on the File Explorer icon no longer shows the list of recently viewed/frequently visited folder locations as it did previously. It only displays a small list of pinned locations which are also actually missing the folders I manually pinned. Also, opening (and closing) File Explorer windows does not update the recent list.

Steam still shows a current list of my recently played games, Chrome shows a list of recently closed/most visited websites, etc., so I suspect it may only be File Explorer. Additionally, checking Word/Excel, etc. I see that the recent list appears, however the only entry shown is the documents I just opened to check for the presence of the recent list.

Windows 10 Pro (Build 10.0.10586)

Since the update to DF8, i have no jumplists on closed apps that are pinned to a DF's taskbar.
If i launch the app, the jumplist appears and works normally.
Seven x64 here.

While reading Mark, i thought he was describing same problem as mine. Sorry if not the case and thanks for the info, waiting 8.0.1 with great impatience. :]

Here are the displayfusion menus.

And also, here is a picture of the Steam menu showing that that particular application shows recent items on the displayfusion bar just fine.

Yeah, that's correct. I don't know why it disappeared, but it did coincide with the update. Also, I don't remember it calling the File Explorer application "Microsoft Windows Operating System" on the displayfusion context menu. I guess it's possible that there was an automatic Windows Update coincided with the displayfusion update.

Haha, what's new? Windows 10 is a big pile of shite that always has stuff breaking in it. I've even had broken/corrupt FRESH installs... Basically broken after the first automatic reboot during the installation process.

And on another machine that was working fine and had basically been powered off for a couple of months...I booted it up a little while back, logged in, let it sit for about 15 minutes and when I came back, it had randomly broken itself. (Corrupted local profile and Tiles). Never had that happen to me in previous versions of Windows. Probably just an update that broke it.

Funny article. Yeah, they definitely need more QA. It appears that the problem has partially resolved itself. The jump list now shows recently opened items now. But still doesn't show frequently visited folders.