Windows Central:
As part of Microsoft’s big push to improve sentiment around Windows 11 this year, the company is working on several highly requested features and changes that are designed to signal to the public that it is listening to feedback. According to my sources who are familiar with Microsoft’s plans, one of those features is the ability to move the Taskbar.
The ability to move the Taskbar has been something that users have been asking for since Windows 11 was first announced. It was a feature that has been available to Windows users since Windows 95, but was removed with the debut of Windows 11 in 2021 after the company chose to rebuild the Taskbar from scratch. Five years later, and it seems the company is finally working to bring it back.
I’m told that the Taskbar on Windows 11 will be able to be positioned to the left, right, or top of the display, and the company is working to ensure all the Taskbar flyouts and buttons work as expected when in these alternate orientations. In addition, I understand that Microsoft is also working on the ability to resize the Taskbar, offering users the ability to adjust how much space the Taskbar takes up on screen.
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