You could use a DisplayFusion scripted function to disable the Windows taskbar using that hotkey, as well as the DisplayFusion taskbars. Just let me know what hotkey you use in that app to disable the Windows taskbar, and I'll whip up a sample script for you

Thanks!

This should do the trick. Just click "Add Scripted" on the Settings > Functions tab, paste in the code from the attached text file (clear the default code first), then give it a name and a hotkey and you should be all set

Sure thing! See attached. I've just re-tested the script, and it works for me. It sends a Win + X (to disable the Windows taskbar through your app), then disables the DisplayFusion taskbar as well.

Your Taskbar Hider app (from your original post) should be taking care of that, when DisplayFusion sends the Win + X keystroke. Is that application still running on your system and set to use Win + X?

Ah, gotcha. Yeah, DisplayFusion doesn't have functionality for hiding the Windows taskbar, so I just made the script send the hotkey for your other Taskbar hider app