I used a tiny, open‑source tweak to turn my chaotic Windows system tray into something calm, usable, and—most importantly—predictable, and the change felt disproportionately big compared with the small amount of time it took to apply. The author at MakeUseOf described that same revelation after wrestling with a crowded tray and finally using ExplorerPatcher to tame it; the utility allowed selective pinning, a configurable overflow, and a few small UX improvements that made daily interactions...