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Is there a way to configure Windows 10 to, upon a middle-click of a program's taskbar icon, close that program, instead of opening a new copy of that program?
I'd prefer a "native" solution (involving no 3rd-party software), but if that's not possible, a 3rd-party software solution would be acceptable.
(Note: Same question as Closing programs with middle-click in windows 7, but I'm interested in Windows 10 rather than Windows 7.)
The 3rd-party utility program 7 Taskbar Tweaker has been updated to work with Windows 10 (including the mid-2016 "Anniversary Update"). Among other features, it supports configuring a middle-click on a taskbar icon to close that program.
