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Hello,
I am facing so much of difficulties while working, as I am habituated to use the task bar position to top or right side of the screen. but Windows 11 doesn't have this feature to move the taskbar. Could you please bring this solution, to move the task bar.
Thanks
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Unbelievable. Will there be an option to move the taskbar to the left side of the screen? or will it be permanently fixed to the bottom of the screen? I have used this feature since I can remember... having to reconfigure my brain to now click the bottom of the screen has been making my productivity slow down tremendously...
Hopefully you all can add the feature again...
good gawd Yes let us move the taskbar to the left side or right side as a vertical alignment. what were they thinking???
Hi Jhon,
Yes OfCourse, I have been using the Windows 10 and it's good with the moving of the task bar. and I am habituated with top taskbar view.
It would be great, if Windows 11 has the updates to add the feature, which can allow to locate the taskbar as per our feasibility. "Why to fix the layout/position if we have the option to dealt with".
Thanks
Shareef
Keen to join in on this feedback! Most ergonomic assessments recommend the taskbar be moved to the top or side of the screen to prevent people having further neck issues by looking down all the time!
Typical Microsoft… They release a solid version of Windows, followed by one or more disappointing versions before eventually delivering another good one. Personally, I find Windows 10 acceptable, so I intend to skip Windows 11. The centered taskbar in Windows 11 seems to be part of the less favorable phase in their development cycle.
