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Windows 11 is finally catching up with its predecessor. The taskbar repositioning update has been available to users for some time now, but it might be even better now.
Microsoft is testing a new menu to move the taskbar of Windows 11 without going through Settings. Faster, but always less intuitive, manipulation than on Windows 10.
Windows 10 users were right: Windows 11 still can’t drag the taskbar, so Microsoft is testing a menu instead
Windows Latest enabled a hidden taskbar menu in Insider Build 26340.9750 that has Left, Top, Right and Bottom buttons. It worked well with an app and Start open on our VM, and the menu first appeared in a deleted video a Microsoft engineer shared in April, when it was only a debug tool.
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