So, I'm trying to create a minimal navigation pane in Windows Explorer on Windows 10. Under the Quick Access menu, I have pinned some favorites and frequently accessed folders/shortcuts. I believe that it'd look neater -cleaner-, to not have the little gray push pins icons to the right of the pinned folders and shortcuts. I mean, hello, I pinned them, of course they're pinned, I know it. I guess I was hoping there was some regedit mod I could change right quick to hide all push pins in the navigation pane. Does anyone know of anything like that? Google doesn't seem to....
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I realize you asked this several months ago, but here's your answer. It's a bit hack-y and involves 3rd party software, but it works perfectly.
- Download Customizer God
- Create a transparent .png (assuming you have Photoshop/GIMP/Affinity Photo)
- Convert the .png to .ico
- Open Customizer God. Select "General Icons"
- Find the Quick Access pin icon by scrolling down a bit.
- Hit "Change" and select your .ico
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