Initially a tool to start executables with different arguments by right-clicking on the task bar icon and selecting it from the Jump List.
I wanted to have more space in the task bar and not have the same executable with different cli-arguments multiple times.
Now it allows to start or open frequently used tools, folders or files from a Jump List (right click on task bar entry) or from the program window itself.
Have a look at this superuser entry to increase the number of displayed entries (also on Windows 10).
It worked for me on Windows 10 build 14393.187.
Inside Helpers/IconTool.cs I am using code based on a tutorial by Diptimaya Patra to retrieve the icon of a filename. And code written by Bradley Smith to extract the icon of an executable assigned to a specific file type.
The rest of the code is released to the public domain with the Unlicense, please refer to http://unlicense.org/