Here is my experience, so others don't have to figure it out.
The app works by adding spaces to the overlay registry entry. And that, I think, changes how Windows sorts (prioritize) the icons.
Mores spaces (higher number) = top priority
I don't know how icon overlays work, but I think system overlays draw icons for all the files. Thus they should have the lowest priority. TortoiseGit, I believe, draws only for certain files. As a result, by making TortoiseGit overlay a higher priority I get both TortoiseGit and e.g. system symbolic link overlays drawn. Perfect.
Having that in mind, I moved the system overlays to lower priority and TortoiseGit and GoogleDrive to higher priority:
Sometimes the app closes itself when making changes, then try again until you are happy.
After making changes, restart the Explorer.
Now everything is pretty again.
Here is my experience, so others don't have to figure it out.
The app works by adding spaces to the overlay registry entry. And that, I think, changes how Windows sorts (prioritize) the icons.
Mores spaces (higher number) = top priority
I don't know how icon overlays work, but I think system overlays draw icons for all the files. Thus they should have the lowest priority. TortoiseGit, I believe, draws only for certain files. As a result, by making TortoiseGit overlay a higher priority I get both TortoiseGit and e.g. system symbolic link overlays drawn. Perfect.
Having that in mind, I moved the system overlays to lower priority and TortoiseGit and GoogleDrive to higher priority:
Sometimes the app closes itself when making changes, then try again until you are happy.
After making changes, restart the Explorer.
Now everything is pretty again.
