US EditionWindows 11 Is Bringing Back a Feature Users Have Wanted for Years
Microsoft is testing taskbar repositioning with Windows Insiders before rolling it out to all users later this year to address widespread user requests.
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Windows 11 is finally getting a movable taskbar
It's taken almost five years, but Microsoft is finally bringing back the ability to move the Windows taskbar to the top or sides of your screen. The movable taskbar is part of some much bigger changes coming to Windows 11 this year in response to growing criticism of the operating system's performance, reliability, and user experience. "Repositioning the taskbar is one of the top asks we've heard from you," says Windows chief Pavan Davuluri. "We…
In a message addressed to the community on the company's blog, signed by the head of the Windows Division, Pavan Davuluri, Microsoft indirectly recognises the many shortcomings related to performance, updating and aggressive integration of artificial intelligence functions, promising improvements "in the following months". More control and customization Through the main changes announced are: – Wide personalization of the task, including the pos…
It took five years, a barrage of criticism, and a public mea culpa for Microsoft to admit the obvious. Windows 11 will finally allow users to move the taskbar to the top or sides of the screen; this announcement marks the beginning of a major spring cleaning for the OS. This wasn't the only announcement. [Read more] Your coffee and your dose of tech await you on WhatsApp every morning with Frandroid.
Microsoft announced a series of profound changes for Windows 11 after years of criticism for intrusive updates, poorly received AI features, poor performance and inconsistent experience. The company promises more user control, fewer Copilot entry points and stability improvements, although it avoided offering a direct apology. *** Microsoft says it will allow you to move the taskbar to the top or side of the screen, one of the most voted request…
Microsoft confirms vertical and top taskbar update for Windows 11, shares first look
Microsoft has confirmed it’ll let you move the taskbar in Windows 11, after more than 5 years of removing the feature. While Windows 11 has become quite stable with the last couple of updates, its reputation is at an all-time low. But, Windows Latest understands that Microsoft is seriously and sincerely focusing on making Windows 11 a better operating system, and it will focus on addressing the ‘pain points’ over adding new AI features. One of t…
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