Duplicating toolbars (quicklaunch) to secondary monitors

[Delekii]

I apologize if this has been addressed somewhere in the past; I've looked for an answer but if there is one it's not immediately obvious to me.

Is it possible to have toolbars - specifically quicklaunch - duplicated across multiple monitors somehow using ExplorerPatcher? Currently I am using;
Taskbar style: Windows 10 (ExplorerPatcher)
Version 22631.5335.68.2

As it stands now, the toolbars option in the context menu only exists when right-clicking on the primary toolbar, and changing its options doesn't do anything on the secondary monitor toolbar. Similarly, the systray icons aren't present on the secondary toolbar, though that is not important to me. I assume this is somewhat a result of windows itself rather than explorerpatcher and it would need to be a feature written specifically to service this functionality, but I live in hope!

I can partially recreate the functionality using software like displayfusion, but I'd rather not if I can avoid doing so.

[pyrates999]

did you try creating the quick launch toolbar on the taskbar on the second monitor?

[pyrates999]

and why not use displayfusion if it does what you need it to do?

[Delekii]

did you try creating the quick launch toolbar on the taskbar on the second monitor?

The option to create toolbars doesn't exist on the secondary taskbar, and the option on the primary taskbar doesn't affect the secondary.

and why not use displayfusion if it does what you need it to do?

It's a bit like using a Cybertruck to carry a picnic basket, if you know what I mean? It's got large overhead, it's unnecessarily complicated (or perhaps, more accurately, painstaking) to setup, it doesn't actually do what I want it to but somewhat replicates it in a haphazard way, and the metal panels are glued on with PVA.

Realistically I'm just making sure I'm not missing some obvious setting or tool that makes duplicating the task bar on both monitors duplicate everything on the task bar.

[pyrates999]

You fail to mention that DisplayFusion is not free, and thus must be your actual reason for not wanting to use it. If this is that important to you, use DisplayFusion.

[Delekii]

You fail to mention that DisplayFusion is not free, and thus must be your actual reason for not wanting to use it. If this is that important to you, use DisplayFusion.

The feature that replicates this is free, so I'm not sure why you think that? Instead of literally putting shortcuts in a folder, I have to manually go through and setup every individual shortcut through the menu with multiple steps per shortcut, including navigating to the location of the original executable or file through their proprietary menu.

I didn't come here to start an argument, it doesn't seem like that unusual of a feature to request to me. Have you tried using display fusion to set up what I'm describing here? Like I said; it's painfully annoying and has a measurable overhead that ExplorerPatcher doesn't. If I was missing a simple way to do it within the context of explorerpatcher, someone here would be able to tell me, hence I asked the question. If they can't, oh well - I can live without it. For some reason, you've turned it into an argument?

[pyrates999]

If another piece of software can do what you want, I would use that piece of software.