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The point is that you can reopen a file just by clicking its name. Jump lists
can save you time when you want to resume work on something you had
open recently but you’re not in the mood to burrow through folders to find
its icon.
Figure 2-22. Here’s a good example of a taskbar jump list: the one that sprouts from the Edge
browser. It offers a list of websites you’ve visited frequently, and some useful commands for getting
going.
Handily enough, jump lists sprout from apps’ names in the Start menu, too, when you right-click
them.
Often, jump lists also include shortcut-ish commands, like New Message
(for an email program), Play/Pause (for a jukebox program), or “Close all
