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My taskbar even with a width to handle two rows, is getting a bit full.

I have put a black circle around what i'd like to quickly close.

I don't want to have to go to each one, right click then move to "close all windows" and left click. I want like maybe ctrl-alt-click to just close all windows of that which I clicked. enter image description here

Edited for clarification
Moving through the taskbar manually with arrow keys is very inefficient and only useful when one has no mouse.

I want to move the mouse manually to point to which icon's windows I want to close, then one Click/some combo, and close all of them. I guess the best i have so far is right click, up, enter.

barlop
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Only with one key, only softwares or tweakers like https://superuser.com/questions/24149/... can only do. But with some Windows shortcuts you can do it with:- Windows button + T -> then press right button as you start with the left most application -> then press right click menu button (between Alt and Ctrl) and then close any windows with any no. of windows.

Hope this might help.

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move the mouse to the taskbar icon, then this click and key combo - right click the taskbar icon, then up arrow(gets the 'close window' or 'close all windows' item) then enter. (i'm talking the right click menu, jump menu, rather than the shift right click one, though the latter works too. )

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