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After last Cumulative Update for Windows 11 Insider Preview (10.0.22623.885) (KB5020054) which seems to have been focused on Taskbar & System Tray bugs.
The taskbar is not hiding automatically anymore as it should.
Meaning, end-user will need to click on any place in the desktop main window to wake the hiding taskbar function and if you click on taskbar itself for any reason then taskbar will remain stuck again until you click again on desktop.
By opening webpage, the taskbar will hide automatically has it should, but once webpage minimized, the taskbar will reappear on its own and remain visible get until user click anywhere again on desktop then it will hide.
See video below
(On video, when you see taskbar hiding after a while being displayed, it is when I do click on desktop to hide it. Otherwise, it won't hide automatically as it should)
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Having the same issue, even if I run the mouse over the taskbar, it will come out and stay out... only way I found to quickly hide it again is to press the windows key twice....
its an annoying little bug....
I didnt have this problem before and nothing else has been changed in my computer, so im pretty sure it was the update, im running insider preview.
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Seems to be a general issue, you can follow or report on link from my previous answer to CrazyKats.
Yes I did but there is also another one Here which seems to be more developed in term of people reporting the same issue.
You posted a YT video link.
Have you posted you issue in the Feedback Hub for Microsoft?
And then share that link here for others?