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Windows 11 taskbar no direct option to move it.
Windows 11 taskbar no direct option to change icon size.
Windows 11 taskbar no toolbar?
One of the best features of the taskbar was a toolbar.
How do I create a toolbar in Windows 11?
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The Windows 10 Taskbar Toolbar feature has been a very important part of my workflow for many years. That it has been inexplicably removed from Windows 11 has delayed my adoption of Windows 11. Microsoft, please restore this important feature!
Hi @Stan Kasper
Yes this feature might be added in the upcoming feature update for windows 11 . Microsoft has removed many taskbar options . You can download third-party software to do it.
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What 3rd party software? Or I can wait and hope Microsoft realizes they messed up and adds the functionality back.
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I am looking for this answer, also. I have had my taskbar docked on the right side of my screen for years. Having the taskbar at the bottom interferes with several of the programs that I use, so I have to hide it.
I am at a loss to understand why Microsoft removed the Toolbar feature to begin with. Also, what third-party software do you recommend?